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The entire fantasy adventure genre is ultimately descended from the very British ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'', and most British beers actually are ales.
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== [[Literature]] ==
* In Robert Jordan's ''[[The Wheel of Time]]'', the favored alcoholic beverages seem to be wine, wine punch, and brandy. On the few occasions someone is drinking beer, though, it is ale.
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* In the novels of ''[[Deverry]]'', at least some of the beer brewed in Deverry is small beer. During the siege of Cengarn, Rhodry remarks that once the beer runs out, they'll be forced to drink vinegar-sanitized water.
* ''[[The Dresden Files]]''. Although the series takes place in 21st century America—where most commercially available beer is lager—Harry actually prefers a craft ale brewed by the owner of Macanally's.
* Lampshaded in the Discworld novel ''[[
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* Averted on ''[[Red Dwarf]]''; beer is almost always referred to as "lager".
== [[Video Games]] ==
* Subverted in ''[[Brütal
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