Examples of 'de garde' in a sentence
Meaning of "de garde"
de garde - This French phrase is commonly used in English within the context of the brewing industry to indicate a beer that has been aged or stored for an extended period before being released for sale
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The interest to view a directory of pharmacies de garde.
The chef de garde.
They are also called hard pâte or fromage de garde.
Vin de garde French term for a wine with the potential to improve with age.
They are referred to as vins de garde.
Keep in mind that De Garde is closed today.
The vault also offers for sale a selection of old vintages on our cuvées de Garde.
Varieties of Bière de Garde are produced by some American craft brewers.
List of products by brand Tour de Garde.
Baton de Garde veteran.
The wine is concentrated, of great complexity and with high potential as a vin de garde.
There are also isolated peaks like Corps de Garde and Tourelle du Tamarin.
There are a number of small breweries in the area, mostly brewing Bière de Garde.
He develops the famous, high-fermentation bière de garde one of the French specialty beers.
There are also distinctive traditional beer styles, such as the top-fermented Bière de Garde.
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The closest beach is Corps de Garde in Sainte-Luce.
Bière de Garde was originally brewed in farmhouses in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region.
Town hall of Phalsbourg, former Corps de Garde.
Chien de garde was produced by Etienne Hansez ( Bravo Charlie ).
NOTA Terme utilisé dans les cas de garde d'enfants . risk assessment évaluation des risques ( n.f. ).
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