Lager

/ˈlɑːɡər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A type of beer that is fermented at low temperatures, typically lighter in color and flavor compared to ales.

After a long day, he enjoyed a cold lager while relaxing on the patio.

A style of beer characterized by its crisp and refreshing taste, often made with pale malts.

The brewery is known for its excellent lager that pairs well with summertime barbecues.

A beer that is stored and conditioned at low temperatures for a longer period.

She prefers drinking a lager because it is less bitter than other types of beer.

Derived from the German word 'lager', which means 'store' or 'to store', referring to the cold storage process used in fermentation.

pint of lager

A serving of lager beer, typically in a pint glass.

lager lover

A person who enjoys drinking lager.

ale

A type of beer brewed using a warm fermentation method.

pilsner

A type of pale lager originally from the Czech Republic.

Cold one

Let's grab a cold one after work.

Frosty

I'm in the mood for a frosty during the game.