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aperitive

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aperitive
[əper′itiv]
Etymology: L, aperere, to open
a stimulant of the appetite. Also called aperitif.


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With that, he pours a glass of clove-high, fruity Schneider Weiss Bavarian wheat beer which bursts into action alongside our first mouthful, an assiette aperitive of tuna, eel jelly and seaweed.
Companion on food adventure; BEER by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The Schneider Weisse bursts into action with an assiette aperitive of tuna, eel jelly and seaweed.
Wort to the Weisse by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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