kummel
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Definition
Noun: 1. A sweet, colorless liqueur flavored primarily with caraway seeds, and often also with cumin and other herbs: Kummel is a traditional digestive liqueur originating from Northern Europe and Russia, known for its distinctive anise-like flavor derived from caraway.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- After dinner, they served a glass of chilled kummel.
- The distinctive taste of kummel comes from caraway seeds.
- He prefers kummel over other herbal liqueurs.
Advanced Usage
- Kummel is traditionally served very cold, often straight, as a digestif.
- In some cocktail recipes, kummel is used in small quantities to add a complex herbal note.
Variants and Related Words
- Caraway (n): The primary seed used to flavor kummel.
- Liqueur (n): A sweetened, flavored alcoholic spirit; kummel is a type of liqueur.
- Digestif (n): An alcoholic beverage served after a meal to aid digestion; kummel is often categorized as a digestif.
Synonyms
- Caraway liqueur: A descriptive synonym highlighting the main flavoring ingredient.
Noun
- liqueur flavored with caraway seed or cumin