Synonyms and antonyms of Beer and lager in British Thesaurus

ale (noun)

a type of dark-coloured beer without bubbles

ale (noun)

a glass of ale

amber fluid (noun)

Australianinformal beer

beer (noun)

a yellow or brown alcoholic drink made from malt (=grain that has been left in water and then dried) and hops (=a type of plant). You make or brew beer

beer (noun)

a glass or bottle of this drink

bitter (noun)

a type of dark beer that tastes bitter, or a glass of this beer

brew (noun)

beer, or a drink of beer

brew (noun)

a type of beer

brown ale (noun)

British a dark beer with a sweet taste, or a glass or bottle of this

guest beer (noun)

a type of beer that a bar or pub sells for a short period of time, in addition to its usual beers

Guinness ()

a type of strong dark beer originally made in Ireland

heavy (noun)

Scottish a type of strong beer

home brew (noun)

beer that people make at home

jar (noun)

Britishinformal a glass of beer, usually one that is drunk in a pub

keg (noun)

beer served from kegs

lager (noun)

a type of light-coloured beer, or a glass of this beer

light ale (noun)

a type of beer that is light in colour and does not contain much alcohol, or a glass of this beer

mild (noun)

British a type of dark beer that does not have a strong flavour

pale ale (noun)

a type of light-coloured beer

pale ale (noun)

a glass of pale ale

real ale (noun)

British a type of beer made by traditional methods and without adding any artificial chemicals or gas

session beer (noun)

Britishinformal a beer that is fairly low in alcohol so that you can drink several glasses of it over a period of time without getting drunk

shandy (noun)

an alcoholic drink made by mixing beer and lemonade

shandy (noun)

a glass of this drink

stout (noun)

a type of dark beer

tinnie (noun)

Australianinformal a can of beer

two-four (noun)

Canadian a case of beer that contains twenty-four bottles or cans