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‖ vinho|ˈviɲo|
[Pg., wine: cf. vino.]
Portuguese wine. Used in various collocations, as vinho branco, white wine; vinho corrente = vino corriente s.v. vino 1 b; vinho da casa, house wine; vinho de consumo, cheap wine equivalent to vin ordinaire; vinho tinto, red wine; vinho verde [lit. ‘green wine’], young wine that is not allowed to mature.
1835J. E. Alexander Sketches in Portugal iii. 65 Some of the elders..went to a press in the wall and took from it a square bottle of vinho branco, with which they washed the dust from their throats in order that the chaunting might be more effective. Ibid. v. 112 In an outhouse were many pipes of ‘vinho tinto’. 1955M. McCarthy in New Yorker 5 Feb. 93/1 Hotel and boardinghouse keepers are required to serve a third of a litre of wine (the vinho da casa) with every lunch or dinner. 1958K. Amis I like it Here xii. 152 A few glasses of vinho tinto. 1962‘D. Wilson’ Search for Geoffrey Goring v. 118 Penny copied the men, drinking the white vinho verde. 1975P. V. Price Taste of Wine v. 100/1 There are, however, some wines such as the pétillant and vinhos verdes (‘green wines’), which have a natural ‘liveliness’ or inclination to sparkle. 1980Times 27 Nov. 21/5 Outstanding wines include..the Beiramar vinho corrente. 1980Times 10 June (Portugal Suppl.) p. vi/2 Prices of vinho de consumo (vin ordinaire) rosé. Ibid., The northern Minho district which produces vinho verde. 1985Times 26 Mar. 20/2 Organized tours from London will take tourists..to other regions such as the Dão, with its red and white table wines, and the regions of the vinhos verdes or green wines. |