Sentence examples for red lager from inspiring English sources
AYINGER "CELEBRATOR" DOUBLE BOCK (Germany) The beer with the plastic goat tied to the bottle neck, this amber- red lager is rich, potent and (given its stiff alcohol level) deceptively easy to drink.
Sip on the ship's signature champagne in the cocktail bar Pink; belly up to the bar at 687 - named after the number assigned to the boat as it was being built in Germany - for the pub's signature red lager; or catch some very un-Disney-like entertainment, dancers in full black Lycra, knee-high boots and whips, at the nightclub Evolution.
Cusqueña makes several variations: golden lager, red lager, wheat beer, and dark lager.
There's Evolution for late-night comedy and cabaret and 687 complete with a 103-inch plasma screen for sports events and its own exclusive red lager.
And Anheuser-Busch in St . Louisexpanded its relationship with Red in Boston by naming the agency to handle print, radio and outdoor advertising for a new brand, Killarney's Red Lager, an Irish-style beer brewed in the United States.
Equally at home alongside the sweet or savory, Danish Red Lager has enough body to stand up to flavorful dishes and enough carbonation and bitterness to help refresh the palate after rich foods.
Pilsner glasses: Vienna and Japanese lagers, Euro dark and strong lagers, American malt liquors, pale and red lagers, doppelbocks.
Nestled among the red-shirted lager lovers are several quiet imbibers, their tables topped with glasses of wine and the occasional well-thumbed paperback.
Red-herring references to "red beer," the lager-and-tomato juice concoction served on the Great Plains from northern Texas to southern Saskatchewan.
From dry stouts and red ales to lagers and cream ales, here are eight Irish and Irish-style beers too good to turn green.
He documents in bemusing detail what folks were eating and drinking during momentous meetings -- chicken enchiladas; warm fruit punch and stale pretzels; eggs, orange juice and coffee; shrimp; pizza, including a kosher pie for Senator Joseph I. Lieberman; takeout Japanese; lager beer; red wine; white wine; and soda.
