Modifying Another Word

• quite: Well someone in the USA can cook, the food was superb and the beer was quite drinkable.

• very: A very drinkable summer wine, I hope they still have plenty in stock!

• eminently: Good balance and elegance with a crisp, clean finish which makes this an attractive and eminently drinkable wine.

• extremely: A very dark, malty mild, which is characteristically sweet, but well balanced and extremely drinkable.

• deceptively: The bottle claims " deceptively drinkable " which I'd certainly agree with.

• dangerously: For a strong ale Special is subtle and dangerously drinkable.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: Top tip - crème de cassis makes the chalet white more drinkable.

Modifies a noun

• precaution: Food & Drink Water is considered drinkable, normal precautions should be observed with food.

• wine: A very drinkable summer wine, I hope they still have plenty in stock!

• beer: This is a pleasant, smooth, drinkable beer with a hoppiness that sneaks up very slowly on you.

• water: For instance, over a quarter of all the clean, drinkable water we use at home is flushed down the toilet!

• pint: This was a drinkable pint for the day but nothing to write home about.

• espresso: I'd like to think I could get a drinkable espresso in the Folkestone area any time I want.

Used with adjective complement

• consider: Food & Drink Water is considered drinkable, normal precautions should be observed with food.

• remain: But how does a traditional barrel of beer with sediment remain drinkable on a moving train?

• become: Rain for example only takes on a value when it is processed to become drinkable.