| ELABORATE | Beer - a lot drunk around a complex (9) |
| RATAFIA | Liqueur is fair, drunk around a group of volunteers |
| TEATOWEL | Cloth for drying up wee, with a lot drunk after end of Oktoberfest (3,5) |
| OBLITERATE | Blot it out with beer a lot |
| REVOLTING | Nasty vicar's lot drunk with gin |
| OBSOLETE | Obese lot, drunk and out of fashion (8) |
| HIGHPOINT | Drunk, Oscar tucked into beer a it's the best part (4,5) |
| APPLEJACK | Brandy and beer a sailor swallows very quietly |
| ABSTINENT | It's a bent to get drunk around first of November, taking part in Go Sober for October? (9) |
| VENERABLE | August with eleven getting drunk around pub, keeling over (9) |
| INDIGNANT | Bitter gin and 'It' drunk around mid-morning (9) |
| SHEMOZZLE | Unruly crowd to get drunk around the edge (9) |
| ELIMINATE | Kill time with ale drunk around pub, endlessly (9) |
| NAIVETIES | Artless actions of invitees, drunk around middle of day (9) |
| VALENTINE | Evian is drunk around Lent, my love (9) |
| EIGHTSOME | Group gets home drunk around one |
| RACONTEUR | Drunk around noon, Eurocrat is tale-spinner |
| HOPPER | A young leaping locust; a picker of flowers for flavouring beer; a person who flies from island to island; or, a shaking funnel or chute through which grain passes into a mill (6) |
| USUAL | Me and you with a lot of beer, a regular drink |
| HALF | Informal word for a demi-pint of beer; a child's bus/train ticket; a term at Eton College; or, 50 per cent (4) |
