Wort

Definition of Wort

wort is a noun that refers to the liquid extracted from steeping malted barley in hot water, used for brewing beer or ale.

How should Wort divide into syllables

The word 'wort' has 1 syllable. The vowel in this word is 'o' and the consonants are 'w', 'r', and 't'.

Part of Speech - Wort

The brewer added the wort to the fermentation vessel.

Sentences with Wort

• The wort is an important ingredient in beer brewing.
• The brewer carefully monitored the temperature of the wort.
• The wort smelled sweet and malty.
• The wort is boiled to extract flavors and kill off bacteria.
• Adding hops to the wort gives beer its distinctive taste.
• After fermentation, the wort becomes beer.
• The wort must be cooled before adding yeast.
• The color of the wort can vary depending on the malt used.
• The brewer stirred the wort to ensure even distribution of sugars.
• The wort is the starting point of the beer-making process.

Quotes with Wort

• The wort is the soul of beer.
• In every drop of wort, there is the potential for great beer.
• Brewing wort is like creating liquid magic.
• The aroma of wort fills the brewery.
• The wort bubbles with excitement as it ferments.
• A good brewer knows the importance of quality wort.
• The wort is the foundation upon which beer is built.
• Brewing with fresh wort is a delight.
• When the wort boils, the brewing adventure begins.
• A successful brew starts with a well-made wort.
• The wort is the heart of brewing.
• The brewer's art lies in the creation of wort.
• Wort is the lifeblood of beer.
• The wort is the canvas for the brewer's creativity.
• The wort is the essence of beer.
• The brewer's handiwork is evident in the wort.
• The wort whispers secrets of flavor and aroma.
• Wort is the magic potion that becomes beer.
• The brewer's passion is evident in the wort.
• The wort is the liquid gold of brewing.

Number of characters in Wort

4 ( w, o, r, t )

Unique letters in Wort

4 ( w, o, r, t )

Wort Backwards

trow

Phonetic Transcription of Wort

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