amber nectar

Researchers compared prices in 165 of the world's most populated cities and found that, on average, UK drinkers pay PS1.07 more for their amber nectar than the global average price of PS2.63 per pint.

3 AMBER nectar at the White House caused a stir when Honey Porter and Honey Ale beers were produced using honey from bees living in a hive on the South Lawn.

In contrast the boys from Birkenhead plotted a wild night of celebrations on the amber nectar.

In contrast, the boys from Birkenhead plotted a wild night of celebrations on the amber nectar.

As the amber nectar touches his lips his face is overcome with an expression that most people reserve for holding their baby for the first time.

But my partyloving neighbours have been on amber nectar alert every night since the heatwave began.

Bladnoch, near Wigtown, is in the western end of my South Scotland constituency and began producing whisky in 1817, seven years before production of our amber nectar was even made legal in Scotland.

Cains Brewery, Stanhope Street, July 5, 7pm event Craft Beer Festival Immerse yourself in the amber nectar and join one of Liverpool's venues for their very own Craft Beer Festival.

Actor David Hayman reckons Scotland's amber nectar could be the key to a successful independent Scotland.

Thanks to the popularity of whisky, otherwise known as the 'water of life' (an English corruption from the name uisge beatha given by the ancient Celts), more than 99 million cases were exported last year (according to The Scotch Whisky Association) with 115 distilleries producing this amber nectar and 33 bottles shipped overseas every second.

From Belgian lambic fruit beers and North American amber lagers, to Black Forest Pilsner and Liverpool pale ale, this is the amber nectar at it's finest.

Of course at the end of the day, there may be a lot of these tool heads secured away, and although I do keep meticulous records on the process of working up each load, if I am asked at the end of a day's shooting what so-and-so's load is, as I finish topping up my glass with the required amber nectar, my answer will be a confident "How the hell should I know?" The amber nectar is far more important than paging through my dusty folders at that time of the day.

Upon reflection one evening at the local football club, which involved a plate of chips and what my Antipodean friends would call some 'amber nectar', I note that I have adopted a far more 'it happens when it happens' approach.

Now Bernd Herbrich, manager of the beer emporium, intends to put up his own to inform customers that they are buying a slice of history along with their amber nectar.

Eventually becoming the giant Southcorp wine business, it was bought out by Amber Nectar beer monster Fosters in the mid-1990s only to be demerged into Treasury in May 2011.