Sentence examples for malt beer from inspiring English sources

Among its most popular beers are: Augustiner Helles, a lager beer; Edelstoff ("noble stuff"), slighter, sweeter more bubbly; Dunkles, a dark malt beer; and Pils.

I headed to the restaurant, where I had a dinner of lightly fried fresh tilapia and fries with homemade tartar sauce, accompanied by a Tusker malt beer, the unofficial national beverage.

In 2011 the 43-year old had signed a three-year deal to be the face of Blast, a fruit-flavoured drink that was part of Pabst's Colt 45 malt beer range.

Popular in England, where the term is now synonymous with beer, ale was until the late 17th century an unhopped brew of yeast, water, and malt, beer being the same brew with hops added.

The Integrated Beverages segment consists of Japan, Oceania, and Overseas Integrated Beverages engages in the manufacture and sale of beer, malt beer, new genre, and other liquors.

States say the malternatives now are neither beer nor hard booze, but rather a combination: a malt (beer) base, with ethyl-alcohol-based flavorings that contribute nearly 90% of the alcohol content of the drinks.

Hops lend beer a light golden colour and spicy, citrussy flavour (unlike the toastiness of malt beers).

At home, both companies have been selling low-cost, low-malt beer — and an even lower-cost, no-malt, beer-flavored alcoholic beverage — to woo recession-weary consumers.

AFTER six challenging months in office, Japan's prime minister may feel the need of something a bit stronger than a can of Japan's beloved low-malt beer.

In 1994, happoshu, a low-malt beer containing less than 67% malt, was created as a cheaper alternative, because Japan taxes beer on malt content rather than alcohol content.

Adjunct beers, as they were known, actually sold for a higher price than all-malt beers.