Or, to cite no less distinguished an author than Harold Bloom, in an essay on that terse masterwork "The Fatal Glass of Beer," Fields shows us what it means to dwell amid "sublime vileness" and the "stunningly squalid".
Others, like eight-year-old Stan – who was playing football with his mates in a corner of the beer-soaked field, has only good memories of Wales.
Drinking beers in fields and forests is just about as Canadian as cops showing up to bust said kids, drinking beers in fields and forests.
Man in Teva sandals, drinking a bottle of Katahdin beer, looking through field glasses: "Three moose!
Having virtually wiped out its blue-collar work force, Pabst now employs just 166 people, about half of them selling beer in the field, and the rest in the home office (exactly the kind of corporate future that "No Logo" was complaining about).
The Huadong Winery in Qingdao (a city still more famous for its beer) has also fielded a successful chardonnay.
Yankees fans were angry that these calls weren't going their way and began hurling beer bottles onto the field, forcing police in riot gear to take the field in the ninth inning.
They were culled not only from written sources but also from the field: parlor, beer joint, bedroom, and public lavatory.
The English have been left with quieter qualities and the boring images evoked by John Major: the village cricket field, warm beer, green suburbs and dog lovers.
I saw my first home run in 1946, a towering fly ball over the Alpen Brau beer sign in left field hit by Whitey Kurowski, and my second one a few weeks later by Musial himself over the Griesedieck Bros. beer sign in right field.
