Sentence examples for custom beer from inspiring English sources

Exhibitors were hawking everything from room-sized stainless steel vats to custom beer tap handles, and services ranging from point of sale software to packaging design.

every Feb. 2, thinks the world is ready for Groundhog Brew, a custom beer made by Straub Brewery in St .Marys, Pa.

The Four Points by Sheraton Los Angeles International Airport offers a "Hoppily Ever After Package," which allows couples holding their reception at the hotel to brew their own custom beer.

Each brewer then crafted their own custom beers using these hops, and, in turn, donates a portion of the sale of the beer to the ALS Therapy Development Institute, a nonprofit biotechnology organization that has become the world's leader in developing effective treatments for ALS.

A young boy in a hockey sweatshirt sipped spicy, custom-made root beer out of a frosted mug while men in baseball caps munched on pulled pork sandwiches with coleslaw.

But, despite the many delays, it is now up and running, featuring custom-designed beer glasses by Musso and beers named after famous Italian women ranging from a pale ale with thyme (Gina) to a seasonal peppercorn beer offering (Sofia).

And, "contrary to David Livingstone's expectations", he did so without discarding Kololo customs, retaining "polygamy, beer consumption [and] other local cultural practices".

Beyond the home and office printers, H.P. has found some flashy expansions for its industrial digital printing machines — some bigger than conference rooms — that crank out thing as varied as billboards, textbooks and custom labels on Heineken beer bottles.

The fun for the 4,000 expected spectators and contestants begins when a custom-made torch fashioned from beer cans ignites the ceremonial barbeque pit.

Agreeable Teutonic customs, such as drinking beer with pretzels and watching sports on Sunday, have spread throughout the land.

This exhibition examines methods of production and drinking customs involving wine and beer, both in religious and secular contexts, on special occasions and every day.