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Definition of vinho verde in English: vinho verdenounPlural vinhos verdesˌviːnəʊ ˈvɛːdiˈvēnyo͞o ˈverdə mass nounA young Portuguese wine, not allowed to mature. Example sentencesExamples - For a lovely summer's day a cool glass of the Portuguese vinho verde takes some beating.
- The wine was vinho verde; it was delicious and marked a seminal moment in my wine education.
- Although they are really either red or white, the so-called green wines (vinhos verdes), made from grapes picked before they are fully ripe, are produced in the north.
- Invariably, Portugal is only approached for that bottle of port at Christmas; a rosé wine in a student table lamp bottle; and possibly a refreshing vinho verde in the summer.
- He held out a glass of white wine, my favorite vinho verde.
- Here your plate will be piled high for next to nothing, dry white port will be offered as an aperitif, and vinho verde, a light not too potent wine, is a common accompaniment.
- It was all washed down with ribeiro, a local wine similar to Portuguese vinho verde: young, crisp and perfect with seafood.
- Among whites, the traditional vinho verde is a summer quaff with practically electric acidity.
- In Minho, the traditional wine is vinho verde, a young wine made from grapes that grow on arbors that often serve as property markers.
- Simply looking for vinho verde should indicate your palate is educated and get you a delightful, refreshing white wine.
Origin Portuguese, literally 'green wine'. Rhymes birdie, curdy, hurdy-gurdy, nerdy, sturdy, wordy Definition of vinho verde in US English: vinho verdenounˈvēnyo͞o ˈverdə A young Portuguese wine, not allowed to mature. Example sentencesExamples - In Minho, the traditional wine is vinho verde, a young wine made from grapes that grow on arbors that often serve as property markers.
- Here your plate will be piled high for next to nothing, dry white port will be offered as an aperitif, and vinho verde, a light not too potent wine, is a common accompaniment.
- It was all washed down with ribeiro, a local wine similar to Portuguese vinho verde: young, crisp and perfect with seafood.
- Although they are really either red or white, the so-called green wines (vinhos verdes), made from grapes picked before they are fully ripe, are produced in the north.
- Invariably, Portugal is only approached for that bottle of port at Christmas; a rosé wine in a student table lamp bottle; and possibly a refreshing vinho verde in the summer.
- Among whites, the traditional vinho verde is a summer quaff with practically electric acidity.
- The wine was vinho verde; it was delicious and marked a seminal moment in my wine education.
- Simply looking for vinho verde should indicate your palate is educated and get you a delightful, refreshing white wine.
- He held out a glass of white wine, my favorite vinho verde.
- For a lovely summer's day a cool glass of the Portuguese vinho verde takes some beating.
Origin Portuguese, literally ‘green wine’. |