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varietal
/ vəˈraɪɪtəl /
adjective
- of, relating to, characteristic of, designating, or forming a variety, esp a biological variety
noun
- a wine labelled with the name of the grape from which it is pressed
Derived Forms
- vaˈrietally, adverb
Other Words From
- va·rie·tal·ly adverb
- inter·va·rie·tal adjective
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Whether you’re drinking wine straight from the can or pouring it into a camp cup, there are delicious options on the market with various varietals and price points.
Instead of hiding behind the vague title of “red wine vinegar,” Katz highlights specific grape varietals like pinot noir and late-harvest zinfandel.
He experimented with different recipes and tried different combinations of the seven or eight local grape varietals suitable for wine.
Wine pairings are available — including a short-pour version for those driving home after dinner — and include plenty of Virginian varietals from RdV Vineyards, Early Mountain Vineyards and beyond.
Nestled within grape-rich Sansretour Valley, Castel Ravello produces the world’s finest Erveluce and Pomino varietals.
Climate change is making this varietal harder to grow, at least with the same result, Veseth tells The Daily Beast.
Choose carefully and this soft, plummy varietal can enthrall like a fine Cabernet Sauvignon.
This producer makes more Vermentino than any other producer, so clearly they know their varietal.
It is very rare in varietal vineyards and not known to nurserymen.
It is very rare in varietal vineyards and hardly known to nurserymen.
The remainder are to be considered as varietal forms of a very trifling departure from the type, or as hybrids.
Excelsior is to-day rather rare in varietal vineyards and is apparently not offered for sale by any nurserymen.
It is still to be found in many varietal vineyards but is now offered for sale by but few nurserymen.
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