Crossword clues for ales
ales
- Microbrewery stock
- Microbrewery creations, sometimes
- Microbrewery brews
- Microbrewers' products
- Malt-based beverages
- Local listings?
- Inn quaffs
- Inn drinks
- Inn beverages
- Hoppy-hour quaffs?
- Hoppy happy hour drinks
- Heavy lagers
- Heady pints
- Head holders
- Full-bodied beers
- Foamy beverages
- Flagon fillers
- Drinks on draft
- Draught drinks
- Dart players' drinks
- Dark drinks
- Calgary Export and India Pale
- Brewpub products
- Brewpub pints
- Brewpub creations
- Brewpub beverages
- Blackjack holdings
- Bitter beverages
- Beverages in a sale?
- Beer varieties
- Beer garden offerings
- Basses, e.g
- Bar round
- Alcoholic drinks that can be pale
- "Pale" potables
- "Pale" and "brown" drinks
- ''Light'' and ''dark'' orders
- Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese orders
- What stout people drink?
- Warm-fermented brews
- Vampire Blood and Evil Dead Red
- Town near Nimes
- Town near Nîmes
- Toby-jug quaffs
- Toby-jug fillers
- Toby brews
- Things sold by the yard?
- They're sometimes served in yards
- They're sometimes pale
- They're poured in pints
- They're often served in pint-sized glasses
- They're often a round
- They're heady and hearty
- They're frequently tapped
- They're fermented warmer than lagers
- They're drawn in pubs
- They take hops
- They sometimes fill pint glasses
- They sometimes come by the yard
- They often have big heads when drawn
- They might be tapped out
- They might be served with bangers and mash
- They may have big heads when they're drawn
- They may be stout
- They may be sold by the yard
- They may be golden or brown
- They may be dark or pale
- They may be brown or pale
- They may be blonde or red
- They have wet heads
- They get drunk in pubs
- The champagne of ginger _____
- The "tans" in "black and tans"
- Taverns have them on tap
- Taverner's assortment
- Tavern tots
- Tavern tonics
- Tavern purchases
- Tavern pours
- Tap selections
- Tap lineup
- Tankard quaffs
- Tankard fills
- Tall orders, maybe
- Sweet beers
- Sudsy quaffs
- Sudsy brews
- Suds with your buds, maybe
- Stouts and porters
- Stout stuff?
- Stout cousins?
- Stout brews
- Stout and porter
- Stout alternatives
- Stein servings
- Southern French town
- Sometimes-pale drinks
- Some Samuel Adams products
- Some Samuel Adams offerings
- Some pub pints
- Some pub orders
- Some pub offerings
- Some microbrewery creations
- Some Magic Hat drinks
- Some keg contents
- Some homebrews
- Some Full Sail brews
- Some drinks on tap
- Some draft drinks
- Some brown brews
- Some British beverages
- Some brewpub beverages
- Some are stout ones
- Some amber orders
- Some alcoholic drinks
- Sierra Nevadas and others
- Sierra Nevada products
- Servings from a tap
- Schooners' contents
- Samuel Adams products
- Samuel Adams brews them
- Samples of the brewer's art
- Sam Adams products
- Saloon servings
- Saloon drinks
- Round with heads
- Round things, maybe?
- Round set
- Round orders
- Round of draft picks
- Ren Faire refreshers
- Relatives of beers
- Quaffs at dart tournaments
- Publicans' servings
- Publican's wares
- Publican pours
- Public orders
- Public house options
- Pub server's trayful
- Pub products
- Pub potions
- Pub output
- Pub mugfuls
- Pub mixtures
- Pub drafts
- Provisions at The Red Lion
- Potent round
- Potent pub quaffs
- Potables that might be pale
- Porters may be found near them
- Popular pub picks
- Popular brews
- Plymouth pours
- Pints' contents
- Pints in a pub, sometimes
- Pints at pubs
- Pint glass varieties
- Pete's Wicked and others
- Part of many brewpub names
- Pale or dark pints
- Pale brews
- Pale beverages in a pub
- Orders at the Rose & Crown
- Orders at the local
- Orders at a pub
- On-tap offerings
- Oktoberfest servings
- Oktoberfest brews
- Oktoberfest beverages
- Nut-brown brews
- Nut brown quaffs
- Nightclub requests?
- Newcastle beers
- Nanobrewery beverages
- Molson Golden and Bass
- Microbrewery servings
- Microbrewery orders
- Merry Men refreshments
- Merrie Men refreshments
- McSorley’s inventory
- Many craft brews
- Malted beverages
- Malted barley brews
- Malt creations
- London drinks
- Light and dark
- Libations with pub grub
- Libations on tap
- Lager cousins
- Kilkenny and others
- Keg fillers
- IPA, and others
- Hoppy mediums?
- Hoppy drinks at a brewpub
- Hoppy bar orders
- Home brewer's creations
- Hoegaarden products
- High-alcohol beers
- Heady requests
- Heady pub beverages
- Happy hour selections
- Happy hour pints
- Guinness products
- Guinness and Kilkenny
- Grain-based brews
- Goose Island products
- Goose Island offerings
- Golden and pale beverages
- Gingery soft drinks
- Ginger et al
- Ginger ___ (soft drinks)
- Ginger ___ (fountain drinks)
- Ginger ___ (fizzy drinks)
- Gastropub orders
- Frothy beverages in bars
- Flowers in frat houses?
- Flanders red and others
- Fat Tire and others
- Falstaff quaffs
- Dubbel and Weisse, e.g
- Drinks with darts
- Drinks that are alcoholic [S]
- Drinks served with pub grub
- Drinks served by the pint
- Drinks rated in International Bitterness Units
- Drinks in yards
- Drinks in schooners
- Drinks in pubs
- Drinks for dart players
- Draught pourings
- Drafts in London
- Drafts in a tavern
- Dietary staple of Colonial America
- Dart players' quaffs
- Crawl selections
- Craft brewery choices
- Cousins of lagers
- Cousins of beer
- Contents of tankards
- Contents of some yards
- Concoctions with yeast
- Certain draft picks?
- Certain draft picks
- Certain bar choices
- Calgary Stock and Muskoka Cream
- Calgary Stock and India Pale
- Calgary Stock and Alexander Keith
- Browns and stouts
- Brown or golden drinks
- Brown or cream bar orders
- Brown brews, perhaps
- Brown brews
- Brown bar orders
- Brown and blonde
- Brooklyn Brown and Fuller's London Pride
- British fetes
- British festivals
- British beerlike beverages
- Bristol brews
- Brews that may be pale
- Brews like Bass and Newcastle Brown
- Brews in barrels
- Brewpub wares
- Brewpub stock
- Brewpub staples
- Brewpub pours
- Brewpub options
- Brewpub menu section
- Brewpub menu choices
- Brewpub drinks
- Brewpub concoctions
- Brewmaster's creations
- Brewmaster's array
- Brewhouse orders
- Brewhouse offerings
- Brewhouse brews
- Brewery choices
- Brewer's wares
- Brewer's products
- Brew buys
- Bottles that might be marked "XXX" in the comics
- Bottled beverages
- Blue Moon Farmhouse Red and others
- Blue Moon Belgian White and Anchor Liberty
- Blonde and ginger
- Black-and-tan tans
- Black and tan halves
- Bitter drinks that may be served on tap
- Bitter brewed beverages
- Bexley brews
- Beverages that are sometimes "pale"
- Beverages brewed indoors
- Beers for Brits
- Beers brewed from top-fermenting yeast
- Beerlike brews
- Beerlike beverages
- Beer types
- Beer store purchases
- Beer relatives
- Bath beers
- Basses, perhaps
- Basses, maybe
- Bass, etc
- Bass et al
- Bass beverages
- Bass and the like
- Bass and such
- Barley products
- Bar pints
- Andy Capp's quaffs
- American Brown et al
- Amber and apple beverages
- Alcoholic brews
- Abbey brews
- "Pale" pub orders
- "India pale" brews
- "Craft" beverages
- "Andy Capp" quaffs
- "___ the stuff to drink / For fellows whom it hurts to think": A.E. Housman
- ''Pale'' brews
- ''Andy Capp'' quaffs
- Orders at McSorley's
- Publican's offerings
- Steinfuls
- Pub brews
- Brews that may be Scotch or pale
- Pub rounds
- Round at the Duck and Drake
- Guinness and others
- Pub quaffs
- Brewings
- Porters, e.g
- Silk-trading city of France
- Tavern potables
- Ballantine and others
- Pub potables
- Pub orders
- Drinks at the Pink Pig, say
- Pub supply
- Certain pints at a bar
- Half pints, maybe
- Pub offerings
- Drafts, maybe
- Bubbly drinks
- Round in the pub
- Pub stocks
- Saloon orders
- Stout relatives?
- Bass and others
- Some drafts
- Bartenders tender them
- Inn inventory
- They're on tap in taprooms
- "Light" and "dark" orders
- Bitter drinks, at times
- Schooner fillers
- Saloon selections
- Bitters
- Molson and others
- Some are pale
- They may fill yards
- Draft picks?
- Stein fillers
- Stout drinks
- Pub pints
- Amber brews
- Yard sales?
- Malt beverages
- Tavern mugfuls
- В В Orders at McSorley's
- Taproom offerings
- Items on a 46-Down, perhaps
- Draft picks in pubs
- Stout ones
- Subjects of Guinness records?
- Draft selections?
- Brewed beverages
- Local stock
- Bass productions
- Bass output
- Some pintfuls
- Bass offerings
- Bass products
- Yeasty brews
- They may be bitter
- Tavern selections
- Some home-brew
- Pub drinks that are "mixed" at the starts of the four longest puzzle answers
- "Pale" drinks
- Newcastle Browns, e.g.
- Drinks with heads
- Pub servings
- Tavern orders
- Potent rounds
- Pub draughts
- They may create a buzz
- Publican's stock
- Intoxicating round
- They're often drawn
- Some brews
- Beverages in barrels
- Draft choices?
- Pub deliveries
- Heady brews
- Hoppy beverages
- They're often tapped
- Drinks for Chaucer's Miller
- Some round components
- They may be drawn from a 63-Across
- They may be pint-size with big heads
- Buzz producers
- Saloon choices
- Naughty Goose and Moose Drool
- Round in Britain, maybe
- Many are blonde
- Newcastle Brown and others
- Bar brews that may be pale
- Fat Tire and Full Sail
- Tavern stock
- Campaign
- Bass line?
- Tavern menu heading
- Old Brown Dog and others
- Newcastle and others
- Tap things?
- Consumables often described with a percentage
- They can be brown or blonde
- What may be brewing
- Insets may be filled with them
- City NW of Nîmes
- City near Nîmes
- Dart throwers' quaffs
- Strong quaffs
- City in S France
- City in S France (4)
- Stingos' kin
- Tavern taps
- Porters, e.g.
- Saloon suds
- Fermented drinks
- Midi city
- City in the Midi
- Brewers' city in France?
- Lagers' kin
- Stout choices
- Colliers' coolers
- Brews lighter than hard booze
- French pub center?
- Tourist city near Nîmes
- Tavern fare
- XXX drinks
- Foamy brews
- Troubles*
- October quaffs
- City NNW of Nimes
- English festivals
- Malt products
- Quaffs in pints
- Town NW of Nîmes
- Dark brown and October
- City in southern France
- French city
- Heavy brews
- English country festivals
- Tankards' contents
- Beverages like beer
- Malt liquors
- Pub pours
- Tankard fillers
- Kin of kvasses
- Malts
- Tavern quaffs
- Pothouse orders
- Malt drinks
- October beverages
- Wassail quaffs
- Pub specialties
- Pub beverages that are often brown
- Brewers' products
- " . . . at wakes and ___": B. Jonson
- Porter and stout
- Malty drinks
- Tap products
- Thirst quenchers
- Bar orders
- No head on men's drinks
- Tavern drinks
- Brewery products
- Pub offering
- Malted barley quaffs
- Pub purchases
- Microbrewery output
- Golden __
- Brewery output
- Brewpub array
- Malty mugfuls
- Many microbrews
- Bar offerings
- British brews
- Brewpub offerings
- Some beers
- Malty brews
- Hoppy brews
- Hearty brews
- Tap output
- Pub choices
- Bath suds?
- Some six-packs
- Pub array
- Hearty libations
- Brewpub choices
- Pub picks
- Pub fare
- Lager alternatives
- Hearty quaffs
- Beer alternatives
- Bar selections
- Bar array
- Strong brews
- Stout relatives
- Microbrewery offerings
- Brewpub fare
- Tavern offerings
- Some microbrews
- Some are bitter
- Round parts?
- Publican's pints
- Inn stock
- Fermented beverages
- Brighton brews
- Brewpub quaffs
- Bar bottles
- Robust brews
- Pub selections
- Pub inventory
- Potent pints
- Brewpub selections
- Brewery offerings
- Bar choices
- Alternatives to lagers
- They're drawn in bars
- They may be tapped out
- They have heads
- Taproom orders
- Some draft picks
- Pub potations
- Microbrewery products
- Kegs' contents
- Hoppy hour drinks?
- Heady quaffs
- Draft orders
- Brewpub servings
- Brewpub orders
- Beer kin
- Bar drinks
- Bar buys
- Ballantine and Redhook
- They're found in yards
- They might be pale or old
- They may be pale
- They may be brown or cream
- Taproom servings
- Taproom array
- Some pints
- Some draft selections
- Some craft beers
- Saloon stock
- Pub trayful
- Pub staples
- Pub requests
- Pub provisions
- Pub options
- Potent pub rounds
- Pints at the bar
- Part of Guinness records?
- Milwaukee products
- Hoppy quaffs
- Hearty draughts
- Heady drinks
- Harp and Bass
- Dogfish Head products
- Brown __
- Brewpub favorites
- Brewpub brews
- Brewery creations
- Bitter brews
- Bitter beers
- Beers' kin
- Beers like Bass and Newcastle Brown
- Bass brews
- Bass and Harp
- Barley brews
- Bar supplies
- Bar requests
- Bar beverages
- Amber quaffs
- Yard fillers
- What people have in yards
- Things measured in yards
- They're served in pint-sized glasses
- They're often bitter
- They're in taprooms
- They might be blonde
- They have hops
- They have big heads when drawn
- They can be pale
- Tavern choices
- Tavern brews
- Tavern array
- Taproom selections
- Taproom choices
- Strong beers
- Stouts, e.g
- Some Sam Adams brews
- Some pub servings
- Some pub brews
- Some pale drinks
- Some microbrewery offerings
- Some draft orders
- Some draft choices
- Some craft brews
- Some brewery offerings
- Some brewery bottlefuls
- Some are porters
- Some are full-bodied
- Sierra Nevadas, e.g
- Selections on tap
- Samuel Adams White Christmas and the like
- Round components
- Round at the pub
- Rathskeller quaffs
- Quaffs in tankards
- Pub libations
- Pub glassfuls
- Potent pub potables
- Pitchers with heads
- Pints in pubs
- Pale quaffs
- Pale potables?
- Pale orders
- Oktoberfest quaffs
- Oktoberfest orders
- Mug fillers
- Molson products
Wiktionary
n. (plural of ale English)
Wikipedia
Alès (; ) is a commune in the Gard department in the Languedoc-Roussillon region in southern France. It is one of the sub-prefectures of the department. It was formerly known as Alais.
Aleš is a Slavic male name. The name is used today in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia and other countries.
The Ales was designed by engineer Junya Toyokawa, inventor of gyro-compasses for aircraft and boat control, and produced by Hakuyosha Ironworks Ltd, Tokyo, in 1921. The development of the two Ales experimental touring cars led to the production of the commercially sold 1924 Otomo. One was powered by a water-cooled, four-cylinder side-valve engine displacing 1610 cc, the other an air-cooled four-cylinder engine producing 780 cc.
Usage examples of "ales".
For the men, potent ales and smooth stouts, strong ciders and pungent meads.
Dark ales and blood-red wines flowed at all the tables, and musicians played songs from both Eibithar and Caerisse.
What the average Southlander cares about is whether those ash bows that are so good for hunting and those silk scarves the women love and those great cheeses and ales that come out of Varfleet and those healing plants grown on the Streleheim can find their way south to them!