A 7.7% imperial stout laced with oats, Demerara and Belgian brewer's candi sugar, this was rich, thick beer; as warm as good brandy, its syrupy-ness nicely offset by tart, dark fruit and roasted flavours.
This creates a very rich, thick beer head (the airy foam on top of beer, produced by gas bubbles rising to the surface).
Nigeria is the world's third-biggest market by volume for the company's thick dark beer.
One to see how thick your beer goggles are and/or whether you should take a taxi, and then if that test goes okay, time to check your breath will be a deal-breaker.
Well you're going to use hobo fizzy pop this time to mix your batter up nice and thick with beer.
By the end of the second movement, though, the "butter and brewed thick black beers" had begun to wear off — or, perhaps, had taken effect.
The critic Paul Rosenfeld, in his book "Musical Chronicle," from 1923, wrote that Bruckner, a balding Austrian church organist, echoed not so much the elegance of "waltz-blooded Vienna" as "the uncouthness of the Allemanic tribesmen, his ancestors, who smeared their long hair with butter and brewed thick black beers".
Women brew grain into beer, thick as cereal, & it is served hot.
All that remained was to choose a target from a wall full of posters behind the counter: concentric circles, waist-up man shapes, photographs of sluggish-looking characters with thick mustaches and beer guts.
On Wednesday, an elderly woman with thick glasses and beer on her breath presented herself as "the secretary" for Rutshuru's mayor and playfully attacked a group of foreign journalists who walked through their office door.
In Africa, ground maize is cooked into a paste accompanied by a thick low-alcoholic beer.
