It includes your bottle beer and also your lager beer.
Net imports of beer and lager were valued at just under £89 million in 1990.
We have considerably expanded our beer and lager exports.
The quantity of lager malt forming the subject of actual contracts for export was, however, returned as 251,000 cwts.
At one time the sale of lager was a one-way traffic, but now quite a lot of beer is exported from this country.
Then there is the barley used in the brewing of lager.
Perhaps we should all go, suitably fortified by a half pint of lager, to see the plight of the unfortunate farmer.
The progression might be rather more inevitable if the milkman, to continue my metaphor, brought meths or lager along with the milk.
