"bitter brew" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is difficult to endure, e.g. "The decision to leave home was a bitter brew for the family to swallow."
Coffee drinkers around the world savor the bitter brew on a daily basis.
And in the barley wine ice cream, the bitter brew overpowered the dish's sweetness, even with honey drizzled on top.
Why has Turkish patience now snapped?In this section A new and bitter brew in the Middle East A bundle of collapsing acronyms Assad's choice With whom?
My wife, Amy, ordered the Native Lager, a light, slightly bitter brew made in Orlando ($3.50) that seemed just right with this spicy-sweet food.
Spitefulness is mother's milk to Ben; that bitter brew fills him up, and there's no relief even when he spits it out.
But the larger question is whether an increasingly bitter brew of flagging output and a sovereign debt crisis -- along with the market downturn -- will lead businesses to cut jobs and investment.
You could do worse than opt for their award-winning Collie-wobbles (3.7%), a pale refreshing bitter brewed in the micro-brewery on site.
Boddingtons Pub Ale (4.6% ABV) A higher ABV version of Boddingtons Draught Bitter, brewed since 1993 for export markets.
Bitter brews come from too high a temperature of water on green tea ; prefer a longer steeping time at a cooler temperature instead.
To counteract that, have a look at the refreshingly bitter bitches' brew that the astonishing fashion editor Camilla Nickerson offers up in the February issue of W. Working with the German-born photographer Juergen Teller, she has produced a twenty-eight-page spread that tells a resolutely anti- Look Book" story.
Made both strong and bitter, this brew is the perfect companion to help get you through those I-9s, W-2s, and everything in between (besides an accountant, of course).
