country beer

The term "country beer" varies by region, often referring to locally brewed beer using traditional methods and ingredients.

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Definition

B2India

(historical)A beer made in India, distinct from imported varieties, often brewed with local ingredients.

Example

  • In colonial India, country beer was a popular alternative to imported European brews.

B2India

(historical, non-alcoholic)A cooling fizzy drink made with tamarinds, lemons, sugar, and other local ingredients.

Example

  • During the hot summers, locals enjoyed a refreshing glass of country beer made from tamarinds and lemons.

B2Germany

(regional, traditional)A beer brewed locally using traditional methods and ingredients, emphasizing regional craft and cultural heritage.

Example

  • The brewery is famous for its country beer, which uses hops and barley grown in the surrounding fields.

B2Black Country, England

(regional, historical)A mild ale popular among working-class people, known for being affordable and not too strong.

Example

  • In the Black Country, a pint of country beer was a staple for laborers after a hard day's work.

Similar

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