Sentence examples for certain beers from inspiring English sources

In 2010, Washington State installed a temporary excise tax on certain beers that adds about 28 cents a six-pack.

The Brewers Association created a distinct definition for craft brewers, said Bob Pease, its chief operating officer, to differentiate small companies from big ones that were also marketing certain beers as craft.

The white-coated staff of chemists, flavorists and perfumists often create these important product elements from scratch, but generally they rely on their library here of 65,000 samples, everything from the smell of antiperspirants to the flavored beads that enrich the taste of certain beers.

Certain beers develop a large number of microbubbles during dispense which circulate in the beer as it stands in the glass rather than immediately rising to the surface.

You get points for drinking beer and you and your friends can figure out where to find certain beers when people check in at different places.

These beverages include certain beers (e.g., imported beers, beer on tap, and nonalcoholic or reduced-alcohol beers), red wines, sherry, liqueurs, and vermouth, which is critical to know when treating people who also have alcohol problems.

The company, hoping to understand why men buy certain beer brands, followed 40 men for 20 nights at bars in Chicago and San Diego during February and March.

"I looked like Brigitte Bardot and I was Stravinsky's goddaughter," she writes, after a digression about losing her virginity to the taste of a certain beer.

The crisp, pungent, dry gewurz (the root word means spicy), a solid, mouth-filling white with a long finish, displays a typical litchi flavor along with a normal, pleasingly bitter finish that may appeal to certain beer mavens.

There are three post-game NFL coaching rants that are sort of lumped together from Herm Edwards, Jim Mora and Dennis Green, thanks to the high quality of all three outbursts, and a clever but now hopelessly annoying add campaign from a certain beer.

As the Reinheitsgebot was modified over time and eventually replaced by a more permissive "provisional beer law," in 1993, German brewing legislation added yeast and, in the case of certain beer styles, wheat and sugar to its list of accepted ingredients.