• Researchers who interviewed fans at last year's FA Cup final found that fans consumed a total of 370, 000 pints of beer and lager and 38, 000 pasties during their visit to the city.

    BBC: Manchester United won the FA Cup last year

  • The cheaper beer, resembling lager, sold well and has now been introduced to other countries in the region.

    ECONOMIST: Business in Africa

  • According to Roger Protz, editor of Camra's Good Beer Guide, lager took off during the 1970s due to a combination of social change and brewing giants looking after their own bottom line.

    BBC: Has Britain fallen out of love with lager?

  • Mr Keene arrived home at 22:30 BST having drunk eight bottles of beer and a bottle of lager and cider.

    BBC: Carmen Gabriela Miron-Buchacra

  • Snow, a Chinese lager, is globally the top selling beer brand, according to market specialists Plato Logic, even though it's not really drunk anywhere outside of China.

    BBC: Beer in Asia: The drink of economic growth

  • Its best known brand is Fosters lager, though it makes a clutch of beer brands, and spirits.

    BBC: NEWS | Business | Fosters buys stake in winemaker

  • Now, as micro breweries have been able to establish themselves as successful small businesses, there are hopes that the beer, and the name Wrexham Lager, could be revived.

    BBC: By Nick Bourne

  • Developed in the Czech city of Pilsen, lager now accounts for over 90% of the beer made in the world.

    FORBES: Coolest Beers

  • Here comes the next wave in what Bluecoat Gin partner Andrew Auwerda calls "the gourmet-fication of America": talented, local micro-distillers with dreams of doing for bourbon, gin and rum what Robert Mondavi did for Cabernet Sauvignon or the Boston Beer Company's Samuel Adams did for lager.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Yes, the hutong are where bottles of lager get delivered to your doorstep by a man shouting "beer"!

    BBC: Old Beijing at its timeless best

  • Consequently, Forsyth says, Britons imbibing in the house and in lower volumes increasingly want their beer to be more distinctive than big-brand lager can offer - both in terms of taste and provenance.

    BBC: Has Britain fallen out of love with lager?

  • Mr Major was simply saying that the ordinary and intrinsic pleasantness of English life was safe from these fiends, cricket and warm beer not being amendable to a 20-metre wicket and compulsory lager.

    ECONOMIST: Letters

  • Foster's may be "Australian for lager" to British consumers, for example, but it's not a popular beer here - it accounts for just 1% of the market.

    BBC: The amber nectar

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