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lager
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lager
a light-bodied effervescent beer, fermented in a closed vessel using yeasts that sink to the bottom of the brew


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Continental lagers have been available in this country since Victorian times, but it was only in the 1960s that real movements in the popularity graph were detected.
What all those lager loathers are missing by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
a lot of companies across a wide range of sectors are promoting their businesses with promotional bottled lagers for a range of campaigns.
Promotional Bottled Lagers ? the Little Surprise by Matt Franks / Advertising, marketing, public relations community
It is brewed using Maris Otter barley malt, considered to be the best in the world and then matured for three months to give it a unique rich aroma and full flavour which is missing from other lagers.
Cains lager - the second best thing in the world by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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