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Münchener

Münchener

9.9
A dark lager beer from Munich with a strong malty taste
  • noun
  • /ˈmʊnʧənər/
translation icon : münchener
  • Many beer enthusiasts appreciate the smoothness of an authentic Münchener.

Examples

  • The brewery specializes in traditional Münchener lagers with a rich malt character.

  • I enjoyed a refreshing Münchener at the festival.

  • He ordered a cold Münchener to enjoy with his meal.

  • The Münchener has a rich, malty flavor.

  • I ordered a Münchener at the local brewery because I love its rich, malty flavor.

  • The restaurant offered a selection of beers, and I chose a Münchener to pair with my meal.

  • During the festival, many people enjoyed sipping on a cold Münchener while relaxing in the sun.

Synonyms

Munich beer
vsMünchener
5.1

A dark lager from Munich with a rich malty taste

is the same dark lager focusing on production and malty flavor not history

Surface Forms

Münchener singular
Müncheners plural

Etymology

The word Münchener comes from the city name München plus the German ending -er, which means 'from' or 'of', so it literally means 'from Munich'. So a Münchener beer is a dark lager made in or in the style of Munich, which explains its rich, malty flavor.