lagery

English

Etymology

From lager +‎ -y.

Adjective

lagery (comparative more lagery, superlative most lagery)

1. Resembling lager.
   • 2005, Beverage Media, volume 81, numbers 3-4, page 685:

     The aroma is mildly sweet and lagery with pleasant hops; very pale gold color; the taste is clean and fresh, mildly malty, with a touch of hops in both the middle and finish; a remarkably thin body and lots of carbonation.

Anagrams

• Argyle, Gayler, Graley, argyle