Sentence examples for ale cellar from inspiring English sources

There used to be an ale cellar and he used to walk across it every day".

There used to be an ale cellar and he used to walk across it every day". Back in snooker's 1980s hey-day, the sight of Jimmy White sucking on a cigarette or the late Bill Werbeniuk downing pints during matches was a familiar one.

The Winds Cafe is one of those rare spots in Chicago that serve draught Guinness stout and Bass ale at the proper cellar temperature; either is splendid with a jibarito.

Real ale is served at cellar temperature.

But a cask of ale had leaked in the cellar and the ducks were drunk, not dead.

In reality, cask ale should be served at cellar temperature (50 to 55 degrees), which is warmer than the typical American draught beer (38 degrees) but still cool, and it should have a softer carbonation that results in a creamy head and a rounded flavor profile.

Real ale should be served at cellar temperature, within the range of 54 to 57 °F (12 to 14 °C).

Cellar tavern serving Scottish ales and other drinks until the wee hours.

52 Upper Belgrave Rd, BS8 2XP; 0117 946 6081; hausbar.co.uk Tippling House, Aberdeen Cellar tavern serving Scottish ales and other drinks until the wee hours.

This quaint pub is tucked away from the hoards of city-centre tourists and offers traditional, modestly priced pub grub (soups, sirloin steaks etc), while decent real ales are pumped up from that creepy cellar.

The buttery had a cellar and was used to store ale and wine, while the pantry held the supplies for the kitchen.