"amount of beer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the quantity of beer. For example, "The amount of beer consumed at the gathering was quite large."
The amount of beer a British naval recruit was obligated to drink?
Later, in the 1980s, the Yankees hit a dry spell that no amount of beer could quench.
Overall, the amount of beer drunk in the UK last year was 44m hectolitres and has remained close to that level for the last four years.
The amount of beer sold in Poland and the Czech Republic increased compared with last year, as did volumes in most major African markets, except for South Africa.
A 40-ounce malt liquor, almost a third of a gallon, will cost up to $2.50, compared with $3.50 or more for an equal amount of beer.
And I choose Duncan Hamilton's biography Harold Larwood (Quercus), if only for the amount of beer Arthur Carr would pour into the demon Nottinghamshire bowler before unleashing him.
Assorted limits remain in states and localities about the amount of beer that can be brewed as well as bans on transporting home brew into the community.
Back in the day, there were betting pools, a hefty amount of beer consumed and a hazy smoke with a whiff of the illicit.
In the late '80s, '90s they started small nano breweries and kind of expanded from there, and when we ran the numbers on basically the amount of beer we were going to be able to produce and the profitability from that small amount of beer, we realized that wasn't feasible.
Mr. Wood said: "I drink a lot of wine and a fair amount of beer, and I don't think our cider would be what it is if I didn't.
The British wine market is growing at 6percentt, it said, compared with a decline of 2percentt in the amount of beer sold in British pubs last year.
