lupulinic
/lʊpjʊˈlɪnɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or characteristic of lupulin; having a quality or properties associated with lupulin, a resinous substance found in the cones of hops, particularly in its alpha-acid content which is crucial for beer’s bitterness and flavor.
“The lupulinic compounds in the beer contributed to its distinctive and complex flavor profile.”
2. noun
a chemical compound, specifically a type of sesquiterpene, found in lupulin and responsible for its medicinal and flavor properties.
“The researchers studied the lupulinic compounds in the hop extract and discovered their potential health benefits.”