light ale
pale ale

An occasional sip from a glass of light ale perhaps, but nothing more.

A light ale if you will, and not a warm one.'

Some days later they discovered that it had transformed into a drinkable light ale.

"A lager or a light ale, if you have it.

A later survival of small beer were the low-gravity light ale and boys bitter.

The light ale was almost drinkable, and he was tired of water all the time.

I'd also, to be fair, bought a keg of light ale for Krystal, although she only would drink that at night.

They pontificated on the man who drank light ale- "He falls as the leaves do fall, so early in October!"

By the middle of the 19th century, following the Great Exhibition lighter ales were becoming more popular.

Light ale is a low abv bitter, often bottled.

Cerryl took a sip of the light ale, more than welcome after his day in the sewers.

My husband has switched to light ale because he was afraid he was getting a real beer-belly.

A half of light ale then.'

Andwell's description: "Light ale with fresh taste and citrus aroma"

Faltar filled a mug with the lighter ale.

Jars of light ale stood on the board and Quentin drank his fill of the heady brew.

'Give me a light ale,' he said bravely.

When Neville called time at three he left the bar, his half of light ale still steaming in its glass, and shambled out into the glare.

Faltar broke off a chunk of bread, then took a swallow of the light ale.

As I watched, the other serving woman, red-haired also, but older and hard-faced, refilled all three mugs with light ale.

Old Pete finished his light ale and peered into the empty bottom of the glass, possibly searching for a reply that might be written there upon.

Light ale and dunkel were served.

On Saturday afternoons he shouted advice to the televised footballers, but often fell asleep the next minute, with a can of light ale in his hand.

But while mum and dad stayed in to watch the telly, young people were at the pub, drinking light ale at 10p a time.

Carolina Blonde - A light ale brewed with pale malts and a blend of hops.

This week, members of the panel discuss American pale ales.

He drinks the pale ale in almost every episode, usually from the can.

He had brought himself a bottle of pale ale.

English pale ale is to be had - not classical, indeed, but excellent.

Evolution is pale ale, and has a light golden colour.

I see by the parade-ground effect that everybody is drinking pale ale.

The pale ales demand food with zip, spice and salt.

The company's blonde and pale ales were introduced shortly thereafter.

If you don't like one India pale ale, you can always find another.

Over their table was a mirror, advertising a long defunct brand of pale ale.

This was just about the time when pale ales from Burton were starting to grow in popularity.

The pale ale might have helped as well.

By 1830 onward the expressions bitter and pale ale were synonymous.

He took a swallow of the pale ale.

He sat down, drank a glass of pale ale, and whistled a stave.

These are a light variation on pale ale, often made with pilsner malt.

Alex took a swig of his Pale Ale and shrugged.

Bitter is an English term for pale ale.

Pale ale was a term used for beers made from malt dried with coke.

It is the best-selling American pale ale in the United States.

The Trademark American pale ale is the signature brew and probably a good place to start.

They uniquely offer a small batch version of Australia's other much loved brew - pale ale.

Pooley was going to say two bottles of pale ale please, but the words would not come.

The beer, a cross between a bitter and a pale ale, will be introduced in New York next week.

These are beers similar to the traditional pale ales of England, although somewhat less bitterly hopped.