Definition of vino da tavola in English:

vino da tavola

nounda ˈtɑːvɒlaˌvēnō dä ˈtävōlə

mass noun

Italian wine of reasonable quality, suitable for drinking with a meal.
Example sentencesExamples
- In Tuscany, producers determined to make new-style wines abandoned the terroir-based Chianti labels for the humble designation vino da tavola (table wine).
- Most of Italy's most ambitious still Chardonnays, exhibiting every possible wine-making technique, are white versions of Supertuscans (typically a barrique aged vino da tavola from Tuscany) with some counterparts in Umbria too.

Origin

Italian, literally 'table wine'.

Definition of vino da tavola in US English:

vino da tavola

nounˌvēnō dä ˈtävōlə

Italian wine of reasonable quality, suitable for drinking with a meal.
Example sentencesExamples
- Most of Italy's most ambitious still Chardonnays, exhibiting every possible wine-making technique, are white versions of Supertuscans (typically a barrique aged vino da tavola from Tuscany) with some counterparts in Umbria too.
- In Tuscany, producers determined to make new-style wines abandoned the terroir-based Chianti labels for the humble designation vino da tavola (table wine).

Origin

Italian, literally ‘table wine’.

单词	vino da tavola
释义	Definition of vino da tavola in English: vino da tavola nounda ˈtɑːvɒlaˌvēnō dä ˈtävōlə mass noun Italian wine of reasonable quality, suitable for drinking with a meal. Example sentencesExamples In Tuscany, producers determined to make new-style wines abandoned the terroir-based Chianti labels for the humble designation vino da tavola (table wine). Most of Italy's most ambitious still Chardonnays, exhibiting every possible wine-making technique, are white versions of Supertuscans (typically a barrique aged vino da tavola from Tuscany) with some counterparts in Umbria too. Origin Italian, literally 'table wine'. Definition of vino da tavola in US English: vino da tavola nounˌvēnō dä ˈtävōlə Italian wine of reasonable quality, suitable for drinking with a meal. Example sentencesExamples Most of Italy's most ambitious still Chardonnays, exhibiting every possible wine-making technique, are white versions of Supertuscans (typically a barrique aged vino da tavola from Tuscany) with some counterparts in Umbria too. In Tuscany, producers determined to make new-style wines abandoned the terroir-based Chianti labels for the humble designation vino da tavola (table wine). Origin Italian, literally ‘table wine’.
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