Assuming Salvator, Celebrator, and the like are masculine beers, I would imagine Salvatrix and Celebratrix are their feminine counterparts.
Dopplebocke
Submitted 2 days ago by siipale@sopuli.xyz to showerthoughts@lemmy.world
Assuming Salvator, Celebrator, and the like are masculine beers, I would imagine Salvatrix and Celebratrix are their feminine counterparts.
Dopplebocke
Doppelböckin Doppelschaf
Haha, Doppelböckin is pretty cool! How about “Doppelbockinette” or “Bocking”?
Bockbier has no relation to a goat/sheep/whatever, even if it’s sometimes used nowadays.
Also, I doubt that many breweries would try to sell a Bockbier with a female name, there just isn’t enough market for one.
Doppelblume. It means “double blossom”.
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ValiantDust@feddit.org 2 days ago
So… The name Doppelbock comes from Bockbier which is derived from the town Einbeck where it originated. The towns name likely comes from a dialect version of “ein Bach” (a brook).
The best feminine name would therefore be Doppel-<feminine noun meaning something like brook>. But alas there are very few feminine German words relating to bodies of water. Best I can come up with is Doppelquelle (Quelle means spring), but that sounds like sparkling water.