The phrase "ale coffee" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two unrelated terms, and without context, it cannot be used meaningfully.
Example: "I prefer ale coffee over regular coffee for its unique flavor."
Alternatives: "beer coffee" or "brew coffee".
Traditionally, the area was filled with industrial buildings, where ale, coffee, tea, paper boxes, varnish, handkerchiefs, steel wool, and other goods were made or stored.
Massive migration from Europe to the United States created a manufacturing workforce in Brooklyn, to churn out ale, coffee, soap, and Brillo pads — and Gair made boxes right beside them.
Denver brewers can also haul kegs of their latest pale ales, coffee stouts and other creations to a seemingly endless selection of city bars to serve on tap.
One of the best shorts was on the New Jersey microbrewery Carton and detailed how their most enigmatic cream ale, "Regular Coffee", was conceived.
Oslo is one of the most expensive cities in Europe (the night before a club sandwich, ginger ale, and coffee had cost close to 60 bucks).
Innovative cocktails use Thai ingredients such as lemongrass and kaffir lime; a Bangkok Mule mixed bael-infused vodka with fruit, Angostura bitters and ginger ale, the 1887 Coffee Cocktail had no coffee in it, rather ruby port and cognac, and we shared a Bad Company, a "shot platter" with mix-it-yourself herby vodka, Chiang Mai honey and a selection of nibbley bits.
ReGrained currently comes in two flavors – honey almond India pale ale (IPA) and chocolate coffee stout.
Cartwright plans to continue expanding distribution to neighboring states, release the brewery's first 12-packs, its first coffee ale and first hefeweizen.
They keep their mugs on the hob until the ale gets hot as coffee.
I prefer my coffee — and ale — dark, bold and bitter these days, but I take pleasure in the most gentle rhythms of daily life: walking the dog, meeting a crony for breakfast, getting a haircut.
Sometimes they were coffee or ale houses or private rooms in otherwise straight pubs.
