| HOMEBREWS | Mexican chaps invite bridge partners in (separately) for beers (4-5) |
| ASKEW | Invite bridge partners out of line (5) |
| APPLETART | Penny's allowed in separately for dessert (5,4) |
| ALES | UK country lost opener for beers (4) |
| STRAGGLER | Bowl over, bringing sides in separately for tail-ender |
| TIJUANA | Mexican chap accommodated by his aunt ? here? (7) |
| PALESTINE | Thirst for beers and Tango contained here in the Middle East (9) |
| REIMBURSE | Pay for beers drunk with one rum cocktail (9) |
| TAVERNS | Avert, in a way, bridge partners in hostelries (7) |
| CONNINGTOWER | Part-time bridge partners in mounting corruption, cheating initially |
| TENNIS | Perfect score, one dividing bridge partners in game (6) |
| BREWING | Making something to drink, fetch bridge partners in (7) |
| TRANSIT | Characteristic to carry bridge partners in conveyance (7) |
| ACNE | Spots card with one spot to bridge partner in bridge (4) |
| TRIDARN | Traditional Welsh dresser named for its "three tiers", most likely bearing mugs for beverages, dishes for suppers and tankards for beers (7) |
| BABYBLUE | Foolish talk about Yankee uniform taken separately for eye-shade? (4,4) |
| PARA | ... putting block of text in separately (4) |
| MEGENERATION | Selfish lot to speak of - for example, age coming in separately |
| EUCALYPTUSTREE | You cut it up separately for bear food? (10,4) |
| PALEST | Most faint seeing pint, dropping in for beers (6) |
