drinkability
Pleasant to consume
Drinkability is how easy or pleasant something is to drink.
The term appears most often in beer marketing, where it suggests a brew goes down smoothly without challenging the palate: They advertised the lager's drinkability.
Water quality reports may assess drinkability as a measure of safety and taste.
The word can apply to any beverage: The smoothie's drinkability suffered from too much kale.
Good to eat
- flavorfulHaving strong taste
- deliciousHighly pleasing to taste
- appetizingStimulating desire for food
- mouthwateringExtremely appealing to eat
enjoyable · pleasant · delectable · agreeable · savory · scrumptious · yummy · tempting
Need for fluid
- quenchingRapid cooling process
- slakeSatisfy a desire fully
- parchedExtremely dry or thirsty
- rehydrateRestore fluid levels
hydrate · potable · guzzle · gulp · sip · imbibe · swallow · moisture
Firm and breakable
- coolCalm or fashionable
- chilledMade or kept cold
- ice-coldExtremely chilled
- fizzyContaining dissolved gas
bubbly · sparkling · effervescent · zesty · tangy · brisk · invigorating · revitalizing
tasty
Good to eat
- flavorfulHaving strong taste
- deliciousHighly pleasing to taste
- appetizingStimulating desire for food
mouthwatering · enjoyable · pleasant · delectable · agreeable · savory · scrumptious · yummy · tempting · inviting
thirst
Need for fluid
rehydrate · hydrate · potable · guzzle · gulp · sip · imbibe · swallow · moisture · refreshment
crisp
Firm and breakable
fizzy · bubbly · sparkling · effervescent · zesty · tangy · brisk · invigorating · revitalizing · thirst-quenching
smooth
Without roughness or difficulty
mellow · supple · buttery · soft · rounded · texture · body · viscosity · oily · slick
balance
Steadiness or amount owed
- complexityState of being complicated
- finishBring to completion
- acidityLow pH condition
tannins · aroma · bouquet · notes · character · structure · depth · nuance · varietal · vintage
drinkabilityundrinkability
Unfitness for consumption
unpalatability · unpleasantness · harshness · foulness · vileness
drinkabilitytoxicity
Capacity to cause harm
contamination · harmfulness · poisonousness · impurity · unsafeness
drink, drunk, drinking, drank, drinks, drinker, drunken, drinkable, drinkers