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ale - use in sentences
Preposition: from
- brewery: It's a surprisingly English ale from a Scottish brewery.
Converse of object
- brew: The name derives from the Wenlock Brewery which once brewed ales here - the pub dates back to 1835.
- quaff: The likes of Oliver Goldsmith, Tom Paine, Samuel Johnson and that little cockney bloke off Eastenders have all quaffed ale here.
- sup: The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed - a really nice place to sup ale.
- rotate: Open all day, every day for ale, the house regular is Abbot Ale, while there are two rotating guest ales.
Adjective modifier
- real: There's nothing worse than a real ale which has sat in the pipes or gone off due to neglect.
- bottled: I seem to have only drunk only about 10 % of the available bottled ales.
- Kentish: Shepherd Neame's Kentish ales are on offer in the bar together with an expert selection of wines from around the world.
- well-kept: The inn is justly popular with locals and visitors alike for its hospitality, well-kept ales and great food.
- cask-conditioned: We pride ourselves in being a Real Ale pub serving the best of local and national cask-conditioned ales.
- pale: The Brunel beer is a draft India pale ale.
Modifies a noun
- drinker: This brewery has a great future with real ale drinkers.
- August-September: Online editions & highlights ALE August-September 2006 No. 324 Good Beer Guide - Over to You!
- brewer: During the 15th century, friction arose between the ale brewers and those who introduced hops to make beer.
- pie: Mom and Libby both had the mushroom and ale pie with mushy peas and mint sauce which they thoroughly enjoyed.
Noun used with modifier
- cask: At any given time, there are six cask ales on tap.
- ginger: Can also be served chilled witha dash of ginger ale or lemonade, for a cool summer drink.
- Trappist: Go easy with the Trappist ales - they are very strong.
- draft: The brand is the fastest growing draft premium ale in the market at +34 % year on year.
- guest: T here is also a guest ale, which usually comes from a small independent brewery.
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