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单词 Classico
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Definition of Classico in English:

Classico

adjective ˈklasɪkəʊˈklasikō
  • postpositive (of Italian wine) produced in the region from which the type takes its name, and thus of a higher standard than a regional wine without the designation.

    Chianti Classico
    Example sentencesExamples
    • When Tuscany was being carved up everyone wanted to be in the Chianti or Chianti Classico region, as this was the best selling and most well regarded of Italian wines.
    • Once these standards are met, the wine can be called Chianti Classico, and wear the seal of the Consortium.
    • A waitress finally took our order and then we waited an age for a bottle of Verdicchio Classico at €15.
    • Soave Classico and Valpolicella Classico come from the superior hillside vineyards and are usually far removed from the expressionless versions made from grapes grown on the valley floor.
    • The Chianti Classico wines have led the trend in richer and better-balanced wines.
    • It looked just like Orvieto Classico and tasted of nearly nothing.
    • To accompany these we drank a Barolo Classico 2000, which was decanted at the table.
    • To the northwest of the city is the Valpolicella Classico zone where most of the best vineyards are located.
    • But I also like the idea of heading straight for a Chianti Classico, made in the province of Tuscany from Sangiovese grapes.
    • Oils produced in the Chianti Classico region of Tuscany have a new label of distinction: a black rooster, also seen on wine labels.
    • We stuck with the Chianti Classico, which went well with all our pasta dishes.
    • Sensing a losing battle, they began to study maps and guidebooks over a shared bottle of Chianti Classico.
    • We ordered a bottle of white wine, an Orvieto Classico, which at £9.95 was pricier than the house white, but worth the extra couple of quid.

Origin

Italian.

 
 

Definition of Classico in US English:

Classico

adjectiveˈklasikō
  • postpositive Used in the classification of Italian wines to designate a wine produced in the region from which the type takes its name.

    Chianti Classico
    Example sentencesExamples
    • But I also like the idea of heading straight for a Chianti Classico, made in the province of Tuscany from Sangiovese grapes.
    • We ordered a bottle of white wine, an Orvieto Classico, which at £9.95 was pricier than the house white, but worth the extra couple of quid.
    • When Tuscany was being carved up everyone wanted to be in the Chianti or Chianti Classico region, as this was the best selling and most well regarded of Italian wines.
    • A waitress finally took our order and then we waited an age for a bottle of Verdicchio Classico at €15.
    • Soave Classico and Valpolicella Classico come from the superior hillside vineyards and are usually far removed from the expressionless versions made from grapes grown on the valley floor.
    • To accompany these we drank a Barolo Classico 2000, which was decanted at the table.
    • It looked just like Orvieto Classico and tasted of nearly nothing.
    • Sensing a losing battle, they began to study maps and guidebooks over a shared bottle of Chianti Classico.
    • To the northwest of the city is the Valpolicella Classico zone where most of the best vineyards are located.
    • We stuck with the Chianti Classico, which went well with all our pasta dishes.
    • Once these standards are met, the wine can be called Chianti Classico, and wear the seal of the Consortium.
    • The Chianti Classico wines have led the trend in richer and better-balanced wines.
    • Oils produced in the Chianti Classico region of Tuscany have a new label of distinction: a black rooster, also seen on wine labels.

Origin

Italian.

 
 
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