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grisette

[ gri-zet ]

noun

  1. a young French workingwoman.


grisette

/ É¡°ùɪˈ³úÉ›³Ù /

noun

  1. (esp formerly) a French working-class girl, esp a pretty or flirtatious one
  2. an edible toadstool of the genus Amanita of broad-leaved and birch woods
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of grisette1

1690–1700; < French, equivalent to gris gray ( griseous ) + -ette -ette; originally a cheap gray fabric, or dress made of such fabric, worn by young working women in the garment trade
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of grisette1

C18: from French, from grisette grey fabric used for dresses, from gris grey
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Sure, beer lovers might expect to find Great Lakes’ perennially popular Christmas Ale in a set like this, but it’s the other additions, such as Oxbow’s Surf Breeze, an easy-sipping grisette with seasonal cranberries, that surprise.

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The brewery has also used Navajo tea in a limited-edition grisette beer, with plans to incorporate more indigenous ingredients in new brews.

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Tuning down their brews shifted Dogfish Head‘s source of inspiration, too, from American hop fields to the European grain belt. “We wanted something really malt-forward but super refreshing,†Mr. Calagione said of Dogfish Head’s latest light beer, Grisette About It!

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The brewers chose grisette, an old-timey French wheat-beer style.

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The Columbia farm-brewery Manor Hill has been getting attention for its fruity IPAs and traditional farmhouse ales, like the knockout Grisette.

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