concept   ale
culture   United Kingdom
statement   Ale is a traditional and popular type of beer in the United Kingdom, with varied styles and importance in British pub culture.
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1 ale Britain Ale is a traditional alcoholic beverage often enjoyed in pubs and social gatherings. 1
2 ale United Kingdom Ale is a traditional and popular type of beer, often brewed with a top-fermenting yeast and served at cellar temperature. 1
3 ale United Kingdom Traditional and popular alcoholic beverage, often served at pubs and festivals 1
4 ale United Kingdom Ale is a popular type of beer, often enjoyed in pubs and social gatherings. 1
5 ale United Kingdom Traditional and popular type of beer, often served at room temperature 1
6 pale ale United Kingdom Popular craft beer variety, known for its hoppy and slightly bitter flavor 1
7 pale ale United Kingdom Popular type of craft beer, commonly consumed and celebrated in the craft beer community. 1
8 pale ale United Kingdom Popular type of beer, known for its hoppy and fruity flavors 1
9 pale ale United Kingdom Popular and widely consumed craft beer style, often enjoyed for its hoppy and slightly bitter flavor. 1
10 pale ale United Kingdom Traditional style of beer with a balanced malt and hop profile, often enjoyed in pubs and considered part of the country's brewing heritage. 1
11 real ale UK Real ale is a traditional and important part of British pub culture, often served at room temperature and considered the proper way to enjoy beer. 1
12 real ale UK Real ale is a traditional British beer that is typically served at cellar temperature from a cask without additional nitrogen or carbon dioxide pressure. 1
13 real ale UK Traditional and popular in British pubs, often served at cellar temperature and with live yeast for fermentation 1
14 real ale UK Real ale is an important part of British pub culture, often served at room temperature and appreciated for its complex flavors. 1
15 vernors ginger ale United Kingdom Relatively uncommon, as these countries have different popular brands of ginger ale 1