Sentence examples for expensive beer from inspiring English sources

Londoners are angry and impatient, although I put this down to the city's extortionate rent and expensive beer.

And it would leave hundreds of thousands of club members crying into their (much more expensive) beer.

Mr. Hummler summoned flight after flight from the bar's 300-odd selections, proffering exotic, acidic gueuze made across town, and a pour from the most expensive beer there, the 200-euro-a-bottle crianza (about $255, at $1.31 to the euro) from Mr. De Bates's brewery, which opened in December and specializes in blending old techniques and styles with new ingredients.

SB Virgin Trains admit embarrassment as fans face play-off travel chaos Crystal Palace were magnificent last weekend as they crashed Steven Gerrard's party, changed the music without asking, took the most expensive beer from the fridge, and plonked themselves down on the most comfortable chair with their boots up on the coffee table.

It was a land of stunning scenery, tasty cinnamon buns, slightly rubbery cheese, expensive beer, depressing literature and terrible pop music; a place where, once in a while, someone might cause a fuss by stealing Edvard Munch's iconic painting The Scream from Oslo's National Gallery.

Besides, Watt could think of no better way to celebrate the lives of 11 fine specimens of dead British wildlife than ensuring that rather than being left to rot, their perfectly preserved corpses, stuffed by a master taxidermist from Doncaster, would be "forever cherished" by the buyers of what was without doubt the most expensive beer in the world.

Nearby winked the inducements of the Girls of Glitter Gulch, a strip club, and inside, over two rather expensive beers, one of the entertainers agreed that the downtown wasn't what it used to be.

We sit at the table on the terrace, peel ourselves a tall pile of small cold shrimp and for hours are tourists-as-couch-potatoes: we suck on shrimp and even a couple of those expensive beers, and we hardly move.

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They all came in hopes of acquiring rare and usually really expensive beers like Peche 'n Brett from Logsdon Farmhouse Ales of Oregon or a couple of bottles of Rose de Gambrinus from Belgium's Cantillon Brewery.

Sadly, the reality usually involves poor planning, expensive beers drunk out of paper cups and an experience that's about as unique as a stroll down the average high street.