lager的意思|lager的解释-里氏词典

lager ['lɑ:gә]

n. 贮陈啤酒

lager

[ noun ]

a camp defended by a circular formation of wagons

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a general term for beer made with bottom fermenting yeast (usually by decoction mashing); originally it was brewed in March or April and matured until September

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Lager \La"ger\, n.
Lager beer.

Scottish & Newcastle also unveiled an agreement with Coors Brewing of the U.S. to brew its Extra Gold premium lager under license in Britain.
Its success is based on an increasing thirst for Bass ale in the US and Spain, and Tennent's lager in Italy. Scotch whisky was the mainstay of the international spirits groups' performance.
No way." Corona's popularity has benefited from a slick advertising campaign, with its "Cross the Border" message linking the lager to Mexican tourist attractions in magazines and on billboards.
The supermarkets have shown that it is possible to import European lager and sell it - even duty-paid - at competitive prices.
Elders is best known for its beer and lager, but it also has a financial services company and interests in agriculture and mining.
Only one thing, as they say in the lager ads, can do this: a Labour election disaster and the onset of a party leadership contest.
Usually we got coffee and croissants, while the sturdy natives drank lager and ate salami sandwiches.
On-trade sales of standard lagers in the UK market had fallen by 5.5 per cent in the year, compared with a fall of 4.2 per cent in beer overall. Standard lager in pubs appeared 'to have reached its penetration level,' he said.
One exception is the Adolph Coors Co., which has been marketing Coors Winterfest, a full-bodied lager, since 1986.
A decade ago, Lisa might have been sipping lager at a friend's house, or more probably at that hour tucked up in bed.
Drnec has added a number of imported beers, including Miller Genuine Draught, the Finnish lager Kulta, 'that's my favourite', as well as Chilean wine.
Somehow you knew that as they left the concert hall these teenagers would not be tearing aerials off cars and throwing cans of lager at one another.
With the beer market in slow decline and increasingly dominated by national lager brands, it became clear that the post-MMC environment would offer much better growth prospects for the group as a pubs operator. Its record as a brewer had been sound.
'We weren't prepared to trade margin.' Sales to Vaux pubs were also down 1 per cent. However, this was more than offset by the start-up of a contract to brew Heineken lager for Whitbread, which helped contract brewing volume to double.
Ads proclaimed it "the only premium beer matured over beechwood," but British lager drinkers weren't impressed.
What it was actually advertising was a well-known lager.
The name "steam" comes from a Cornish slang word for strong lager.

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