Weissbier
- noun
- /ˈvaɪsˌbɪr/
- The restaurant offered a delightful Weissbier brewed in Bavaria, which complemented our meal perfectly.
Examples
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I enjoyed a refreshing Weissbier on a sunny afternoon while sitting in the beer garden.
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Last weekend, my friends and I tasted several varieties of Weissbier at the local brewery.
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One of my favorite eating well moments came during a layover in the Frankfurt airport on my way to Paris, and the extreme satisfaction I felt ordering in German a Weissbier and Wienerwurst Pärchen and feeling like I was enjoying the food of the gods at that moment!
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Synonyms
A light pale beer made with a lot of wheat, often cloudy and fizzy
A pale cloudy beer from Germany made mostly from wheat
A pale cloudy beer made from wheat and lightly fizzy
A pale cloudy Belgian beer that brewers make from wheat and spices like orange peel and coriander
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Etymology
The word Weissbier comes from the German parts weiss 'white' and bier 'beer'. So Weissbier means a pale, cloudy wheat beer from Bavaria, and the 'white' word helps you remember its light, cloudy look.