Sentence examples for mixture of beer from inspiring English sources

Diners are sometimes outnumbered by drinkers, drawn to the nearly at-cost wine and concoctions like the Spicy Corona, a mixture of beer, tequila, lime, and hot sauce ("That one can be lethal," a waiter warned).

Meat traditionally was covered with adobo, then wrapped in maguey leaves (from an agave plant or cactus) before being placed atop a mixture of beer (or pulque, a traditional alcoholic drink), herbs and vegetables in an earthenware pot.

The mixture of beer yeast cells, graphite oxide, urea, potassium hydroxide and phytic acid was dispersed in water by ultrasonication to form homogeneous slurry, which was then dried by spray drying and finally heated at 850°C in Ar/H2 environment.

A drink called the Pub seemed — in theory, anyway — to symbolize the new aesthetic: billed as a mixture of beer, ginger ale, triple sec and lime juice, and available in a pint glass or manly pitcher, it arrived at the table as a timid pink crossbreed, with a flavor somewhere between cupcake frosting and Bud Light.

Yet interestingly, it's perfectly acceptable – even encouraged by my tablemates – to start the night with a radler, a 50/50 mixture of beer and lemonade.

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The game was exactly what one might expect from one contested by a mixture of beer-league semipros, baby-faced teenagers and grizzled retirees who might have been seeing their teammates for the first time.

And, finally, on frosty autumn nights one could sugar for moths by painting tree trunks with a mixture of molasses, beer, and rum.

I went for the meatiest meat: buffalo tenderloin, which had been marinated for two days in maple syrup and black peppercorn ($46); and mesquite-grilled rib-eye, which had been brushed (or "mopped," in the parlance of the verbally resourceful menu) with a mixture of molasses, beer and vinegar ($50).

A beef rib braised into pale, flabby submission in a mixture of ginger beer, chilies and tomatoes might have been made by your college roommate in a borrowed Crock-Pot one night over winter break, then discarded in favor of Greek pizza from that place out by the discount liquor store.

The name "Black and Tan" is not used in Ireland as a term for a mixture of two beers; the drink is instead referred to as a Half and half.