Tavel

American  

[tah-vel] / tɑˈvɛl /

noun

1. a dry rosé wine from the Rhone region of France.

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Tavel British  

/ tɑːˈvɛl /

noun

1. a fine rosé wine produced in the Rhône valley near the small town of Tavel in S France

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Example Sentences

Shortly after the 20-minute mark, arrivals begin to disrupt their inscrutable banter, and the film becomes almost comical as a parade of the couple’s and Warhol’s associates, including Malanga and Tavel, gradually crowd into the frame.

From New York Times

Yet more than 40% of the primary votes went elsewhere, including to administrative law judge Phil Tavel, who grabbed 20%.

From Seattle Times

When Tavel sought the same seat in 2019, he was viewed as the more moderate or conservative candidate.

From Seattle Times

Tavel’s endorsement could particularly help Costa, because he placed third in the primary and because his supporters might otherwise be expected to coalesce behind Saka.

From Seattle Times

For example, Tavel and Saka oppose rent control, whereas Costa supports it.

From Seattle Times