Kabinett

[kah-bi-net]

noun

German.

1. cabinet.

Kabinett

/ ˌkæbɪˈnɛt /

noun

1. a dry, usually white, wine produced in Germany, made from mature grapes with no added sugar

Word History and Origins

Origin of Kabinett¹

C20: from German, literally: cabinet

Example Sentences

As part of the fair’s Kabinett program, for discrete presentations within booths, Johyun’s booth has a separate area for works by the painter Park Seo-Bo, who died last year.

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Outside the Kabinett works, the rest of the booth features makers of different ages.

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The galleries showing in Kabinett are largely based in Asia, but overall the fair includes dealers from 32 countries, many from Europe and the United States.

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A kabinett or spätlese riesling from Germany would likewise be delicious.

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But this roasted orange chicken is a dish made for a modestly sweet German riesling, whether kabinett or spätlese style, or even sweeter, like an aged auslese.

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