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 beer brewed in autumn and kept until spring
A strong dark German beer people brew in autumn and keep until spring to drink
A strong dark beer often served in autumn
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.