Introduction
Crossword puzzle creators use techniques such as wordplay, themes, and puns to challenge the solver. Mastering crossword puzzles can be fun but remember that it requires dedication, so don't be discouraged if you encounter difficulties with certain clues.
This clue “Laphroaig flavorer appeared in the NYT Crossword on March 15, 2024. If you need some help, we have the answer below.
Answer
Clue: Laphroaig flavorer
Answer: PEAT (4 letters)
Hints and Explanation
Laphroaig means “the beautiful hollow by a broad bay” in Islay's native Gaelic tongue. Laphroaig is also a Scotch whisky which has a distinctive peaty/smoky flavor.
Peat is partially decayed organic material found in the ground and is used by Laphroaig to give the whisky its distinctive flavor. So paired with other solutions in the grid, the answer turns out to be PEAT.
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