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white stout

white stout noun: a strong pale ale brewed with adjuncts intended to impart flavours typically associated with stouts.

Noun

white stout (plural white stouts)

  1. A strong pale ale brewed with adjuncts intended to impart flavours typically associated with stouts.
    • Most white stouts use coffee to get traditional stout flavors into a golden beer.2014, Josh Christie, Chad Polenz, The Handbook of Porters & Stouts, →ISBN, page 160
    • The Good George team are also playfully inventive, and recent brews have included a white stout with chocolate, vanilla and raspberry.2017, Lonely Planet's Global Beer Tour, →ISBN, page 265

Forms of white stout

pluralwhite stouts

Questions about white stout

What does white stout mean?
White stout means a strong pale ale brewed with adjuncts intended to impart flavours typically associated with stouts.
What part of speech is white stout?
White stout is a noun.
What is the plural of white stout?
The plural of white stout is white stouts.

Words near white stout in the dictionary

  1. white squalls
  2. white steenbras
  3. white steenbrases
  4. white stork
  5. white storks
  6. white stout
  7. white stouts
  8. white stuff
  9. white sturgeon
  10. white sturgeons
  11. white sugar

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