Pilseners [noun]

Who would have heard of Wagner if Pilsener had never been invented?

He extolled them with his mouth half-full of brawn, or between two gulps of Pilsener.

How can a man full of Pilsener beer reach that keen-set state of quiescence needful for ordering his dinner liquor?

And his packages really did contain brawn and beer (four bottles of the Pilsener); also bread and a slice of butter.

We had noticed for some time past that George was getting too fond of Pilsener beer.

Jack was fruitfully penitent, and there was a hilarious scheme for the day afoot, with parks and picnics and Pilsener in it.

For the mother of the child, however, she had a bottle of Pilsener beer uncorked, and sent to her.

The other guests, who had gathered in the drawing-room, remained to chat a little more and enjoy a glass of Pilsener.