garrigue

British  

/ ɡariɡ /

noun

1. a variant spelling of garigue

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Example Sentences

It’s a blend of syrah and mourvèdre, spiced with the refreshing tang of a Mediterranean breeze and the herbal intrigue of Provence’s famous garrigue.

From Washington Post

In town, at Hodonin's Masaryk Museum, I received a tour of the exhibits devoted to Tomas Garrigue Masaryk, the local boy who went on to become the founding father of Czechoslovakia at the close of World War One.

From BBC

Owen: Made by Patrick Lesec, this wine blends mourvèdre, syrah and grenache, a cornucopia of red fruit flavors, black licorice, cigar box, black olives and garrigue.

From Seattle Times

This Lirac from La Rocalière, a red blend based on grenache, shows black fruit flavors and a gritty sense of stone, with hints of violet and lavender garrigue.

From Washington Post

There’s a wild herb note of garrigue and some bright cherry with a rich, velvety texture.

From Washington Post