Sentence examples for a nice pint from inspiring English sources

The Horse & Groom – its oldest pub – for a nice pint behind the seafront.

It seems quite happy keeping to itself, under the radar, high on the escarpment overlooking the Severn Valley with a nice pint of Hook Norton in its grasp.

It has 42 beers on tap, although only one was from Florida, and it was a wheat beer, so I had a nice pint of Goose Island IPA.

Richard Rouse writes (imagine Jonathan Woss saying that): "You couldn't replace the picture of Barry Manilow with something more attractive like a picture of a nice pint of beer?

A group of blokes unified by a love of dominos and a nice pint in their local country pub must band together to save their favourite hostelry from closure.

But according to the Sun newspaper, Clarkson said: "I'm having a nice cold pint and waiting for this to blow over".

The Sun, for which Clarkson writes a column, quoted him as saying: "I'm having a nice cold pint and waiting for this to blow over".

The Sun newspaper, in which Clarkson writes a regular column, quotes him as saying: "I'm having a nice cold pint and waiting for this to blow over".

If you're asking me for a drink that requires muddling and shaking some bullshit and there are ten people behind you you can choose between a vodka soda with a splash of shut up, a nice cold pint of get-the-fuck-out-of-my-face summer ale, or one of my famous top-shelf forgot-your-order-infused drink specials.

But if we are in a messy skid towards doomsday, is New Zealand really the place where, as recommended in Shaun of the Dead released in 2004, when the apocalypse was still funny you'd be best-placed to have a nice cold pint and wait for all of this to blow over?

And unfortunately for those of us who enjoy a pint or a nice Sauvignon Blanc, the most up to date evidence suggests that the previous guidelines both underestimated the harms and overestimated the benefits somewhat.