Bottled and canned versions require the intervention of a tiny beer-widget.
Beside it stands a lonely 18th-century coaching inn whose lovely, tiny beer garden extends into a small riverside field.
After the venture failed due in part, he claims, to regulatory hurdles he helped lead a campaign to pass the nation's first nanobrewery law, differentiating tiny beer producers (2,000 barrels a year or less) from their larger counterparts.
When I first heard Bruno S. play in the Stadtklause, a tiny bar filled with hardened beer lovers and Berlin oddballs, it wasn't really what I was expecting.
For would-be comic strips authors or anyone in need of tasting Belgian beer, La Fleur En Papier Doré is a tiny bar which became a favorite among the surrealist painters including the king of the surreal, Rene Magritte, and was also a regular haunt of Hergé's.
"A ban on selling beer at below duty plus VAT will have a negligible impact as supermarkets sell only a tiny proportion of beer at below these levels".
THE BAR A tiny bar in the dining room with two stools, serving only wine and beer.
ON a frosty winter night in Bend, Ore., members of a local home brewers club swilled beers inside Boneyard Beer, where a tiny tasting room is plastered with snowboard stickers and beer posters.
If you find yourself in San Francisco instead, go to its not-so-tiny beer hall in the middle of the city near Union Square, home to GAP stores and all the shitty hotels.
But when drinking beer at Beer Table, a tiny, ambitious establishment in south Park Slope, any old brand might include the Bayerischer Bahnhof Berliner Weisse, from Germany (described on the menu as "lemon zest, hazy, delicious dishwater"), or Pretty Things Baby Tree, from Cambridge, Massachusetts ("dried plums, brown sugar, dark fruit, almost tart").
We're willing to make obvious indulgences – fizzy drinks, sweets or Nigel Farage's infamous ginger beer – a tiny bit more expensive for the people who only get the tiny indulgences.
