Colombard

noun

Col·om·bard ˈkä-ləm-ˌbärd How to pronounce Colombard (audio)

variants or colombard

plural Colombards or colombards

: a white wine grape of French origin

… tearing out grapes such as Carignan and Colombard and replacing them with more upscale vines such as Chardonnay …

Robyn Bullard, Wine Spectator, 15 Sept. 1992

Distilled in an old imported alembic, his brandies are made from the colombard grapes, also commonly used in Cognac, as well as large amounts of pinot noir and gamay beaujolais, red varietals that add complexity and a floral note in the nose.

Lawrence M. Fisher, The New York Times, 5 May 1991

Note: Widely planted in California and elsewhere, Colombard grapes are generally used for blends.

called also French Colombard

单词	Colombard
释义	Colombard noun Col·om·bard ˈkä-ləm-ˌbärd variants or colombard plural Colombards or colombards : a white wine grape of French origin … tearing out grapes such as Carignan and Colombard and replacing them with more upscale vines such as Chardonnay … Robyn Bullard, Wine Spectator, 15 Sept. 1992 Distilled in an old imported alembic, his brandies are made from the colombard grapes, also commonly used in Cognac, as well as large amounts of pinot noir and gamay beaujolais, red varietals that add complexity and a floral note in the nose. Lawrence M. Fisher, The New York Times, 5 May 1991 Note: Widely planted in California and elsewhere, Colombard grapes are generally used for blends. called also French Colombard Word History First Known Use 1904, in the meaning defined above
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Colombard

noun

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