Sentences with phrase «of local ales»

We spend the night on the Isle of Skye with plenty time to check out a local pub and its array of local ales and whiskies.

Located in a small village north of Telford this venue offers an excellent selection of local ales, a wide choice from their wine list and an extensive menu this could be the venue of choice for local dating in Telford.

We stay overnight in lodges that are only a short stroll from The Old Drovers Inn if you fancy a pint of local ale after the day's activities.

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A pint of local Quidi Vidi Honey Brown ale and an order of fish and chips at the Duke, as it's commonly known, is practically a rite of passage.

A local steakhouse has housemade ginger ale, which I always have instead of an alcoholic beverage.

My suggestion, I love Austin, Adelbert's Brewery its a local beer and my choice for this recipe will be «the naked nun» why well, as they described their beer: «THE ALE: This ale has a well - rounded aroma of citrus notes, clove, and appALE: This ale has a well - rounded aroma of citrus notes, clove, and appale has a well - rounded aroma of citrus notes, clove, and apple.

- White button mushrooms instead of portabellas, because they're cheaper - Shallots instead of pearl onions, because the first grocery store I went to didn't have pearl onions - A local craft nut brown ale instead of wine for deglazing, because any reasonable quantity of red wine gives me a splitting headache the next day (and if you can't drink the alcohol you're cooking with, where's the fun in that?)

As one of the pioneers of the craft brewing movement in Massachusetts, Ipswich Ale Brewery has been in local refrigerators for more than a generation, meaning many of the company's current customers have been familiar with the brand their entire lives.

Local brewery Marz Community Brewing Co. has collaborated with Land and Sea Dept. on a limited edition Cherry Circle Rye Ale, which is available on tap, alongside a selection of bottled and draft beers.

Some of these coffee beers have long been favorites, and some have newly set the bar — big, rich coffee stouts and porters from Firestone Walker, Spiteful, 5 Rabbit, 4 Hands, Half Acre, Perennial, and one of the first lighter amber ales on the scene from Local Option Bierwerker.

In 1927, in the Northeast of England, Colonel Jim Porter created uniquely crafted ale with its own distinct golden brown color, lightly hopped taste and character that quickly became a local favorite.

Tired Hands has conquered the realm of introducing off - the - wall local ingredients to their expansive range of ales; their Rosé (named after the brewery cat, not the wine) is no exception.

Strengthening business and tourism, supporting local, sustainable agriculture — all this and more — were part of the conversation at the Dutch Ale House in the Village of Saugerties as Assemblyman Pete Lopez, local leaders, chamber members and others celebrated the long - awaited grand opening of John and Karyn Pavich's micro brewery.

Local residents and families enjoyed samples of chowder from participating restaurants, including Johnny's Reef, Bistro SK, the Ale House, Sammy's Fish and Shrimp Box, the Lobster House, Arties Steak & Seafood, Crab Shanty and many more.

Tedra Cobb visited Donovan's Steak and Ale Thursday night to meet with local residents, the first public event held by one of the Democrats seeking their party's backing.

Minister for the Welsh Language Alun Davies has announced that former Welsh Lib Dem AM Aled Roberts will lead a review of local council's Welsh in Education Strategic Plans (WESPs).

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This can notably impact local peoples» livelihoods, which leads to retaliatory killings of snow leopards (Jackson, Mishra, McCarthy, & Ale, 2010).

Indeed, I think that so long as you source your smoked ham well, or even better yet, smoke your very own ham, and then use organic, 100 % pure maple syrup (I'm so blessed that this heavenly nectar would be so easy to come across in my neck of the woods) as well as a good, all natural pale ale (why not encourage your local micro-brewery by the same token?)

Indeed, I think that so long as you source your smoked ham well, or even better yet, smoke your very own ham, and then use organic, 100 % pure maple syrup (I'm so blessed that this heavenly nectar would be so easy to come across in my neck of the woods) as well as a good, all natural pale ale (why not encourage your local micro-brewery by the same token?)

The restaurant has a stellar cocktail list with even cooler names (try the Iron First In A Velvet Glove) or choose from a variety of local craft beer (we recommend Westfalia red ale).

Open 7 days a week serving throughout the day this excellent local venue serves great food and a wide range of cask ales too so if you and are date both enjoy local beers then this is a first choice venue.

This is a bar with a fantastic range of local, UK and world drinks and whether you fancy an ale, a wine or spirits, the alcoholic selection is of the highest order.

Add in some fantastic bar snacks and a dedication to real ale and you have a venue that is going to meet the needs of singles in Batley across the local area with ease.

The narration spelling out the story seems designed to let the cast members completely contain their visible emotions; in an environment this repressed, Babette's subtle flicker of distaste over a local glop called «bread - and - ale soup» is the equivalent of a weeping fit.

Dawes, Prescott and Revere stopped shortly after starting their ride for a few tankards of ale at a local pub.

Perhaps no writer has been more adept at capturing the decadent charm of a local watering hole than Joseph Mitchell, a New Yorker staff writer who immortalized a Greenwich Village pub called McSorley's Old Ale House in a series of articles in the 1940s and 50s — many of...

It is amazing how a cold ale will truly give you a sense of what it is to be a Margaret River local and if you love beer you will like our story.

KEEPING IT LOCAL - Get a taste of Margaret River On Tap with our very own locally brewed hand crafted Margaret River Ale Company ales, available exclusively to The Tav.

The On Tap ales honour with integrity the historical roots of the venue as «the local» for the good old rock»n roll, beer loving, surfing mad community.

It's a great old stone pub with flagging on the floor, crackling open fires and a superb selection of real ales from local breweries.

EGYPTIAN NIGHTS In Cairo, where Stella beer was once the only local brew, there are now no fewer than seven excellent ales and a host of wine labels — raw material for a nightlife explosion.

Come along to the Cock & Bottle in the Royal Square to celebrate the launch of the Heritage Festival and sample a new beer created specially for the occasion: «Heroes Ale», made by local brewer Liberation Brewery.

The Bull and Swan at Stamford in Lincolnshire has oodles of history complemented by great well - conditioned local ales, a diverse but unstuffy wine list, fantastic food list and a dedicated, professional and yet relaxed team.

Our «upmarket» feel boutique bar offers a range of unique beers from Peroni, IPA to the local favourite of Newcastle Brown Ale.

Take some time to explore the island's haunted castle ruins, feel the mysterious presence of the legendary faeries in tranquil glens, waterfalls and mountain pools, visit whisky distilleries and sample local beers and ales, take a relaxing stroll through the countryside or boldly ascend a mighty mountain.

With the #travellads (a motley crew of male and honorary female travel bloggers with an appreciation for local ales), we all descended to the sleepy town of Windsor from London Paddington and changing at Slough.

Here are a few things you may want to consider here in Dullstroom: Fly - Fishing lessons and rod hire, Horse riding, Clay Pigeon Shooting, Bird of Prey, iCreate - arts and crafts workshops and session, Anvil Ale - local Brewery, Wild about Whisky - offer great whisky tasting and pairing as well as gin tasting and a wide gin selection; Mountain Biking Club, Bric - a brac shopping, Restaurants and deli's, golf — Highlands Gate Golf Estate.

After all, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild looks decent enough, but I don't go gaga over first - party Nintendo games simply because some lumberjack holds them in the highest regards as he sips his Belgian ale from a local micro brewery while listening to Travis Scott.

I learned the difference between tourist beer and real hardworking local - man ale, got plenty of cheers when I confidently downed some scotch - bonnet laced sauces with ease and even learned some great tips for «whining» like a local.

Local businesses provided donations: Lou Malnati's donated (12) extra large thin crust pizzas, Subway donated trays of fresh warm cookies, Tribe's Ale House donated a gift card, Landmark Flooring donated two $ 250.00 in gift certificates.