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Trappist is not a type of beer. Ok I guess in English the correct term is indeed 'trappist beer', but in Dutch 'trappist' is used to refer to the beer as well
by stinos 4y ago
Trappist is not a type of beer.
Ok I guess in English the correct term is indeed 'trappist beer', but in Dutch 'trappist' is used to refer to the beer as well as the monk/nun; there's a lot more talking about beer than about those monks obviously, so you can imagine that for me 'trappist' means 'beer' no matter what language so pardon my linguistic mistake :)
- sam_lowry_ 4y agoSame in French. I guess that whenever one sees the word trappist in a conversation, beer comes in mind first. Unless you are in a history class.
- biztos 4y agoIn Hungary, Trappist is first and foremost a cheese. I would even call it the default cheese, though like many cheeses it was apparently invented in France: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trappista_cheese https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trappista_cheese