Weizenbock
- noun
- /ˈvaɪtsənˌbɑk/
- A traditional Weizenbock features rich malt flavors with hints of banana and clove.
Examples
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The brewery released a new Weizenbock for their winter seasonal lineup.
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He paired the roasted pork with a chilled glass of Weizenbock.
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I enjoyed a refreshing Weizenbock at the local brewery.
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The Weizenbock has a rich, malty flavor.
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A traditional Weizenbock features rich malt flavors with hints of banana and clove.
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He paired the roasted pork with a chilled glass of Weizenbock.
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The brewery released a new Weizenbock for their winter seasonal lineup.
Synonyms
A strong dark beer often served in autumn
A strong beer brewed in autumn and kept until spring
A strong dark German beer people brew in autumn and keep until spring to drink
How Strong
Surface Forms
Etymology
Weizenbock comes from the German parts Weizen ('wheat') and bock ('strong beer'). So a Weizenbock is simply a strong wheat beer, which helps explain its full, wheat-forward flavour combined with the power of a bock.