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Traminer|trəˈmiːnə(r)|
[a. Ger., f. Tramin (It. Termeno), the name of a village in N. Italy.]
The name of any of several varieties of vine and grape widely grown in Germany, Alsace, and elsewhere; the white wine with perfumed bouquet produced from this grape. Also attrib.
1851C. Redding Hist. & Descr. Mod. Wines (ed. 3) ii. 48 Then there is the Traminer with a small berry, sweet, and fond of a marly soil. 1872Thudichum & Dupré Treatise on Origin, Nature, & Varieties of Wine ix. 281 German wines—... Riesling... Forster Traminer. Ibid. xvi. 541 There are also some so-called Franconia grapes, which we will describe as white Traminer. 1948‘J. Tey’ Franchise Affair xiii. 144 There is a Traminer for dinner. 1960Spectator 13 May 714 Yugoslav traminer came on to the British market during 1959. 1972Guardian 4 May 13/5 The local variety of the Traminer grape called the Savagnin. |