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Cologne Kölsch

The word Kölsch has several connotations in the German language. If used as a noun, it refers to the distinct Cologne dialect and accent. As an adjective, it means "anything from Cologne." Thus, it is a local joke that Kölsch is the only language that you can also drink!

Written by Horst D. Dornbusch

Issue: May-June 2018

The word Kölsch has several connotations in the German language. If used as a noun, it refers to the distinct Cologne dialect and accent. As an adjective, it means “anything from Cologne.” Thus, it is a local joke that Kölsch is the only language that you can also drink!

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