viniferous

[vahy-nif-er-uhs, vi-]

adjective

1. suitable for or used in winemaking.

   a viniferous variety of grape.

viniferous

/ vɪˈnɪfərəs /

adjective

1. wine-producing

Word History and Origins

Origin of viniferous¹

1825–35; < Latin vīnifer ( vini-, -fer ) + -ous

Example Sentences

From their original 20 wines they picked four that act like the primary colours of a spectrum of viniferous flavours.

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On the list in Maryland at Viniferous in Frederick.

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Despite all the remarkable improvements we have seen over recent decades in the wines from Italy, Spain, America, Australia etc., a revelatory wine experience last night reaffirmed what I have long known: at the very apex of the wine world, at the rarified heights on viniferous Olympus, great French wines remain unchallenged.

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The Chianti world was on a path of viniferous redemption.

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Every hill once gave its own epithet to wines celebrated in longs and shorts of immortal celebrity, whereas the land round Rome could never have been viniferous.

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