Definition of lager
: a beer brewed by slow fermentation and matured under refrigeration
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If anything, the game is synonymous with throwing back light lagers that have more in common with water than anything else.
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Bud Light Orange, America’s Favorite light lager now brewed with real orange peels.
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Described as an easy drinking lager, Island Coastal is launching in five Southeastern states.
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Czech Pilsner — bitter forward, highly quaffable lager.
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More Doc: If Louisville makes the right offer to Chris Mack, that's a very hard 'no' to say More Doc: Dream a little dream, Cincinnati Reds fans: Opening Day in Goodyear Nine-dollar ballpark lagers offend my sensibilities.
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Boulevard's Jam Band Berry Ale and Vamos, a new Mexican-style lager in honor of the Royals, will be served at several restaurants throughout the stadium.
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Salem’s Notch Brewing brews The Mule, a 4.2 percent ABV corn lager.
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Right before the show, every ticketholder who’s 21 and older will receive a complimentary Harp lager.
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Origin and Etymology of lager
German Lagerbier beer made for storage, from Lager storehouse + Bier beer
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Definition of lager for English Language Learners
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: a type of beer that is light in color and is aged at cool temperatures
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