Enkel

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Enkel, meaning "single", is a term formerly used by Trappist breweries to describe the basic recipe^[1] of their beers. Currently, there are no Trappist (or secular) breweries using the term.

[edit] References

1. ^ Geert van Lierde et al., In het Spoor van de Trappisten ISBN 90-261-0704-8 pp 25-26

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