lager
/ˈlɑɡər/
noun
- A type of light, pale beer that is stored for several months after brewing to make it clear and smooth.
- She prefers lager over ale because it tastes less bitter.
- He ordered a cold lager at the bar after work.
- The brewery is famous for its crisp, golden lager.
- A glass or bottle of this beer.
- She bought a six-pack of lager for the party.
- Can I have two lagers, please?
- He finished his lager and asked for another.
verb
- To store beer in a cool place for several months to allow it to mature and clarify.
- They lager the bottles in a cold cellar before selling them.
- Home brewers often lager their beer in a refrigerator.
- The brewery lagers its beer for at least three months.