barley-bree (Meaning)

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barley-bree (n.)

Liquor made from barley; strong ale.

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After a long day of labor, the weary farmer quaffed a pint of frothy barley-bree.
The tavern was filled with the cheerful chatter of locals enjoying their evening barley-bree.
The aroma of freshly brewed barley-bree wafted through the air, inviting passersby into the cozy pub.
The golden liquid, as smooth as silk, slid easily down his parched throat, quenching his thirst.
The villagers gathered at the annual harvest festival, sharing stories and laughter over mugs of barley-bree.
The old mariner sat by the fire, reminiscing about his past adventures while sipping on his favorite barley-bree.
The bard strummed his lute, his songs filled with tales of love and loss, inspired by the sweet barley-bree.
The knights raised their tankards in a toast to victory, the barley-bree flowing freely.
As the sun began its descent, casting a warm glow over the landscape, the farmer returned home to a hot meal and a comforting mug of barley-bree.
The travelers huddled around the campfire, sharing a flask of barley-bree to ward off the evening chill.

Liquor made from barley; strong ale.

home brew, wine, brandy, mescal, vodka, brew, beer, schnapps, malt liquor, liqueur

nonintoxicant,nonintoxicant,,

After a long day of labor, the weary farmer quaffed a pint of frothy barley-bree.

The tavern was filled with the cheerful chatter of locals enjoying their evening barley-bree.

The aroma of freshly brewed barley-bree wafted through the air, inviting passersby into the cozy pub.

The golden liquid, as smooth as silk, slid easily down his parched throat, quenching his thirst.