1 a drink, especially tea, coffee, or other non-alcoholic drink -- drikk(evare)
Taste includes beverage commercials such as those for coffee and alcoholic drinks.
But the relative clause in (i) is clearly not lacking any such denotation (it is supplied by beverage).
In 1994, only 8.6 per cent of funds collected from deposits on beverage containers were returned.
For alcoholic beverages, seafood, and other aquatic products, no change in caloric intake was assumed.
It sweetened the ' beverages revolution ' of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
It asked specifically what foods or beverages had been consumed, the date of consumption and the vendor where purchased.
Formation and occurrence of flavor compounds in wine and distilled alcoholic beverages.
On three separate items, subjects report frequency of alcohol use in the past 30 days for each of the three different types of alcoholic beverages.
