Sentence examples for beer cellar from inspiring English sources

A traditional basement beer cellar.

As well as knowing your way around a beer cellar, you have to be a host, cook, cleaner and manager.

Now, Eurostar passengers walk into the former beer cellar to check in to their Paris and Brussels-bound trains.

A man who woke up confused in a pub's beer cellar after a night out has been captured on CCTV sheepishly climbing out at 5.20am.

The old beer cellar is the modern kitchen, and the snacking encouraged downstairs, with charcuterie on display, is at variance with the gorging under way upstairs.

The beer cellar where he held meetings that led to the Putsch ("rising") against the Bavarian authorities in November 1923 can still be seen (see Beer Hall Putsch).

Five centuries ago, German brewers began planting trees in their yards to keep the beer cellars below them cool in the summer.

By Nick Paumgarten Five centuries ago, German brewers began planting trees in their yards to keep the beer cellars below them cool in the summer.

The jury says it's better than Prague – clubs are £1 to get into, Ryanair flies from Stansted, and it has beer cellars galore.

THE VAULT AT PFAFF'S For all its underground speakeasy feel, this tailored, brick-walled subterranean bar is more venerable than Prohibition, having opened about 150 years ago in the former beer cellars of Charles Pfaff.

The Vaulte at Pfaff's For all its underground speakeasy feel, this tailored, brick-walled subterranean bar is more venerable than Prohibition, having opened about 150 years ago in the former beer cellars of Charles Pfaff.