What does BITE stand for?

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Beer in the Evening (UK pub directory)

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In Ancient Egyptian civilization, pharaohs and members of the royal family utilised to drink beer in the evening.

In Ancient Egyptian civilization, pharaohs and members of the royal family used to drink beer in the evening.

They all have large well shaded sun decks where it is a joy to sit with a coffee in the morning or a beer in the evening.