Sentence examples for beer faced from inspiring English sources

Lord Bilimoria speaks openly and honestly about the difficulties his company Cobra Beer faced back in 2008.

A day after David Cameron trumpeted a U-turn that could allow pubs to open late when screening England matches during this year's football World Cup, the Sun complains of "beer faced cheek" on the part of the government for planning to bring in minimum alcohol pricing.

After exerting an unrivalled grip on Britain's drinkers for centuries, the traditional pint of beer faces its first substantial competition: from a Whitehall-approved smaller measure.

Indeed, the color spectrum of the 20 beers facing the panel at our tasting ranged from a golden amber to a pale brown, with quite a few displaying a reddish tinge.

Le Marilou is only twenty metres from the intersection where Le Petit Cambodge, a popular Cambodian restaurant, and Le Carillon, a bar with draft beer, face each other.

There are older people who remember the days when someone who wanted nothing more than a bottle of beer was faced with a trip to the mainland on the ferry, which runs to Blacks Harbour, New Brunswick, twenty miles away.

It claimed the beer market faced the "perfect storm of falling consumption, increasing costs and rising tax".

The Tetley's brewery was closed after Carlsberg said the beer market faced the "perfect storm of falling consumption, increasing costs and rising tax".

Students enrolled in brewing, viticulture and oenology classes dedicated to growing of grapes and making wine and beer are faced with a frustrating predicament: they can't legally taste their work.

More than a century later, German beer is facing an existential crisis.

Vital attention is paid to the challenges modern craft beer pioneers face, from monopolistic macro breweries and trademark quandaries, to hop shortages, all while attempting to establish their own legacy for future generations.