A patron of a Viennese wine garden refills his glass from a weinheber. A fat cigar, fine wine, a plate of cured meats, perhaps some friendly company. What else could one want? The article from which this came declares this image as an example of the German word, gemutlichkeit, which we’re all going to learn today.
Behance.net defines it as, “A feeling of friendliness and coziness that comes from drinking in a beer garden.” They created this next poster, which you might find helpful, should you choose to add more words to your vocabulary. Perhaps a little humpen and hopfen is in order.
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Ya, I vas vith ze Luftwaffe until peace broke out.
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Do you suppose he was? It was so nice of peace to break out.
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I am more of a beer guy with cured meats. Of course I am always willing to learn.
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Agreed.
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We could all use that, Kerbey, for sure.
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The bright and cheerful illustrations are fun! I could use a brezel right about now.
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