Assertion details
Summary
beer's drink be 5 beor
3 triples in cluster
drink be beor 3
drink be called beor 1
drink be called beore 1
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  • SRC From early , pagan times their high - status , strong alcoholic drinks were beor and medu ( mead ) .
  • SRC One would have thought that beor would have been the strong drink made from barley mentioned by Tacitus , thus providing a choice between a sweetish drink ( mead ) and a thirst - quenching bitter drink ( beor ) .
  • SRC The four alcoholic drinks of the Anglo - Saxons were beor , ealu , medu and win .
  • SRC There would seem to be no reason to doubt that all the references to a drink called beor or beore / bor / ber / beer / beir / beere / biere / bere , as shown above , are all references to the same type of drink .
  • SRC There would seem to be no reason to doubt that all the references to a drink called beor or beore / bor / ber / beer / beir / beere / biere / bere , as shown above , are all references to the same type of drink .