Drink made by steeping and boiling and fermenting rather than distilling.
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Examples for "brewage "
Examples for "brewage "
1 Mr. Glowry, who took the Madeira to be some deadly brewage , gave his promise in dismal panic.
2 Already the children were clenching idle hands and drinking in a bitter cup the poisoned brewage of doubt.
3 Already the children were tightening their idle hands and drinking in their bitter cup the poisoned brewage of doubt.
4 Then came a brewage , which the farmer called his nightcap, of which he insisted on Mr. Chainmail's taking his full share.
5 "A far better brewage , madam," I said, "but you must pardon the Staffordshire fashion of serving it."
1 The best way to find out if they're right: brew one myself.
2 Americans never heat the water hot enough to properly steep the brew .
3 They call them 'hangover palms' because of the strength of the brew .
4 But younger consumers have cut their daily consumption of the brew overall.
5 It had twenty cases of a superior brew brought in by motor-truck.
6 Men made the brew for him, and he paid them in money.
7 The preparation of the drink is identical with that of sugarcane brew .
8 Although Ferrand was personally liked, discontent began to brew in the country.
9 They brew it with flower pollen and fish oil and cherry stones.
10 Rita's shop had great kettles where she would brew thick fibrous stew.
11 Japanese shōyu Koikuchi: the dark brew most generally used in everyday cooking.
12 We've always wanted to brew our version of a classic Aussie Ale.
13 But there are other reasons that most small breweries don't brew them.
14 You can brew it almost anywhere using a wide array of tools.
15 It is a heady brew , and you have smelled the fumes overmuch.
16 Nina threw off her wraps and sat up to brew the tea.
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