The word "brews" is correct in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process of making beer or tea, or metaphorically to describe the development of something over time.
Example: "He brews his own beer at home, experimenting with different flavors."
Alternatives: "Creates" or "Produces."
The servers and bartenders can help you navigate all the local brews and then maybe you'll stick around for the show.
Those chillers contain mainly Belgian brews but also a connoisseur's selection of less well known US craft beers, such as Sierra Nevada's Kellerweis, Odell's Runoff Red IPA and Two Roads' Ol' Factory Pils.
But back to beer: the four-star Hotel Rous (doubles from €75), in a grand old house in the centre, brews its own.
The bar has wine and spirits ranging from local brews (from 90p) to exceptional, high-end international cocktails (up to £27), decent snacks and jazz nights on Mondays.
Beer-wise, the pub stocks a core of mainline US craft and Icelandic Einstock bottles; a high-quality selection of Belgian brews; and, on keg, the likes of Camden Pale, Lagunitas IPA and, on this occasion, Crystal Rye IPA - one of Adnam's so-so attempts at craft.
My teenage years were largely spent gagging on waxy, watery, bile-tasting brews dug out of strangers' parents' drinks cabinets at 2am as a last resort to liven up terrible house parties.
Tipplers can also choose from an array of wheat beers, brown ales, red beers from West Flanders, golden ales, saison beers based on old farmhouse recipes, and any number of regional brews.
Though beer flutes are not common in British pubs (they are sometimes used for specialist brews), her observation that the shape of a glass can affect how fast it is drunk from bears investigation.
The original coffee pot has been replaced by a "highly advanced multiple beverage dispenser" which brews different drinks on demand.
Illicit brews smooth dealmaking and reconciliation in the countryside.
Busch brews Budweiser, probably America's most famous beer and the world's bestselling one.
