Sentence examples for beer reaching from inspiring English sources

When you enter Lipah's shop, the self-proclaimed "Bavarian lederhosen king" will likely offer you a beer, reaching into the fridge at the back of the store for a bottle of weiss or dunkel, giving potential customers a dose of Bavarian hospitality as he offers quick quips and outrageous stories, like the time he drove from Germany to Iran wearing nothing but lederhosen the whole way.

The brewing of beer reached its zenith there in the Middle Ages, and it continues on that level to this day.

He put down his beer, reached into his shorts pocket, pulled out his wallet and peeled out a $20 bill, which he glumly gave to his gloating friend.

Will CERIA beer reach the same success?

What I learned was incredibly helpful for my focus on making consistently high-quality beer". Reach out to other women in the beer industry and in related industries.

In 2011, the consumption of beer reached 22.9 million liters; this translates to 37.99% of the total amount of pure alcohol consumed.

Ensure that the beer reaches 28 to 30 °F (−2 to −1 °C) so that filterable haze complexes are formed, and that filtration is therefore as effective as possible.

Any talk of a union between Budweiser and Miller — in fact, any talk of the creation of beer behemoth reaching all parts of the globe for that matter — should be put off for now as the owners of two of the world's most famous beers continue to haggle over the terms of a merger.

If recent accolades are any indication, American craft beer has reached, and in some cases even surpassed, the ranks of beer produced in such notorious hop-loving countries as Germany and Belgium.

While the rest of the country's craft beer lovers are reaching for rich seasonal beers and pumpkin ales, Firestone Walker has a seasonal brew more befitting of our balmy autumn: Oaktoberfest.

After an afternoon at the baseball (Citizens Bank Park, where the Phillies play, offers more than 30 different kinds of beer) I reached my final stop, Good Dog bar in central Philadelphia.