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Definition of Sauternes in English: Sauternesnoun sotɛʀnsə(ʊ)ˈtəːn mass nounA sweet white wine from Sauternes in the Bordeaux region of France. Example sentencesExamples - Barton and Guestier began to produce ‘communal wines’ such as Sauternes or St Emilion, or even St Julian.
- A simple melon dessert can be made by pouring sweet wine, such as Muscat or Sauternes, over slices of melon and berries and chilling them well.
- Colours for red wines and Sauternes can be tricky sometimes; the wine can show quite a bit of brown and still be very much alive.
- For me, though, sweet wines - particularly Sauternes - go best with blue cheese, because they are a match for the savoury, salty nature of the cheese.
- I've always rather liked Botrytis cinerea, after all we wouldn't have Sauternes without it.
- The former grape is the heart of Sauternes and Barsacs.
- In the perfect climate of mist and warmth, and with vast financial resources, this king of Sauternes achieves noble rot each year.
- Celebrated blends of three varieties include Sémillon, Sauvignon Blanc, and Muscadelle in Sauternes, and Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Meunier in champagne.
- Foie gras is so lavishly rich, it tastes best with powerful beverage partners, such as an intensely sweet, high-acid French Sauternes or a late-harvest white wine.
- The other one-third were deep golden; they looked more like 15-year-old Sauternes.
- It was with friends that he first drank 1970 Château Suduiraut, another favourite Sauternes.
- Having described the wine we were after, the waitress brought about different glasses of wine for my partner and I to try, before we ended up with the best bottle of Sauternes I've ever drunk.
- Never before in my brief culinary career has a wine paired so wonderfully with a food: it was like Sauternes was born to chase foie gras down my gullet.
- Arrange some truffle slices, scallions, red bell pepper, green bell pepper, yellow bell pepper, and carrots on top and sprinkle with some Sauternes.
- Bergerac has an under-appreciated white wine, Monbazillac, that is almost the equal of many Sauternes and much less expensive.
- Many of the greatest white Burgundies and sweet white Sauternes are fermented in small oak barrels with stunning results.
- The undisputed king of dessert wines, Sauternes is unparalleled.
- It might sound like overkill to serve a second growth Sauternes with a croissant, but what the hell.
Rhymes adjourn, astern, Berne, burn, churn, concern, discern, earn, fern, fohn, kern, learn, Lucerne, quern, spurn, stern, Sterne, tern, terne, Traherne, turn, urn, Verne, yearn Definition of Sauternes in US English: Sauternesnoun A sweet white wine from Sauternes in the Bordeaux region of France. Example sentencesExamples - Having described the wine we were after, the waitress brought about different glasses of wine for my partner and I to try, before we ended up with the best bottle of Sauternes I've ever drunk.
- Foie gras is so lavishly rich, it tastes best with powerful beverage partners, such as an intensely sweet, high-acid French Sauternes or a late-harvest white wine.
- The undisputed king of dessert wines, Sauternes is unparalleled.
- The former grape is the heart of Sauternes and Barsacs.
- The other one-third were deep golden; they looked more like 15-year-old Sauternes.
- Bergerac has an under-appreciated white wine, Monbazillac, that is almost the equal of many Sauternes and much less expensive.
- For me, though, sweet wines - particularly Sauternes - go best with blue cheese, because they are a match for the savoury, salty nature of the cheese.
- Arrange some truffle slices, scallions, red bell pepper, green bell pepper, yellow bell pepper, and carrots on top and sprinkle with some Sauternes.
- Colours for red wines and Sauternes can be tricky sometimes; the wine can show quite a bit of brown and still be very much alive.
- I've always rather liked Botrytis cinerea, after all we wouldn't have Sauternes without it.
- It was with friends that he first drank 1970 Château Suduiraut, another favourite Sauternes.
- It might sound like overkill to serve a second growth Sauternes with a croissant, but what the hell.
- In the perfect climate of mist and warmth, and with vast financial resources, this king of Sauternes achieves noble rot each year.
- A simple melon dessert can be made by pouring sweet wine, such as Muscat or Sauternes, over slices of melon and berries and chilling them well.
- Many of the greatest white Burgundies and sweet white Sauternes are fermented in small oak barrels with stunning results.
- Celebrated blends of three varieties include Sémillon, Sauvignon Blanc, and Muscadelle in Sauternes, and Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Meunier in champagne.
- Never before in my brief culinary career has a wine paired so wonderfully with a food: it was like Sauternes was born to chase foie gras down my gullet.
- Barton and Guestier began to produce ‘communal wines’ such as Sauternes or St Emilion, or even St Julian.
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