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Definition of Dubonnet in English: Dubonnetnoun d(j)uːˈbɒneɪˌd(y)o͞obəˈnā mass nountrademark A type of sweet red vermouth made in France. count noun Noel plumped for a Dubonnet Example sentencesExamples - I found two that stood out, mainly because they combined Fernet Branca with Dubonnet and gin.
- Born in Paris in 1846, Dubonnet results from the alliance of wines from the south of France, with spices and plants matured over several years.
- While there he claimed to have gained his closest access to the monarch, carrying food to her apartments, serving her gin and Dubonnet, and delivering mail to her room.
- But in the '20s, she was known as the best dancer in London, and as she got older she liked to have a gin and Dubonnet every day.
- His frothy poster girls, rendered with a rapid, flamelike line, entice with the pleasures of the latest novel or glass of Dubonnet.
- Christmas lunch is over, the Queen's on the telly and great-grandma's in the corner sipping gin and Dubonnet.
- Well, the quick answer is gin and Dubonnet, which she consumes in generous quantities every lunchtime.
- Dubonnet is a classic vermouth and excellent to mix with lemonade.
- A typical day in her life involves Earl Grey tea at 8am, a gin and Dubonnet before lunch, racing on TV in the afternoon and writing her diary in pencil before bed.
- She emerges in these pages as a spirited old bird, who likes a large gin and Dubonnet before lunch, prefers to brew her own tea, and can do a mean Irish accent.
Origin From the name of a family of French wine merchants. Definition of Dubonnet in US English: Dubonnetnounˌd(y)o͞obəˈnā trademark A sweet French red wine. count noun Noel plumped for a Dubonnet Example sentencesExamples - While there he claimed to have gained his closest access to the monarch, carrying food to her apartments, serving her gin and Dubonnet, and delivering mail to her room.
- Well, the quick answer is gin and Dubonnet, which she consumes in generous quantities every lunchtime.
- Born in Paris in 1846, Dubonnet results from the alliance of wines from the south of France, with spices and plants matured over several years.
- His frothy poster girls, rendered with a rapid, flamelike line, entice with the pleasures of the latest novel or glass of Dubonnet.
- But in the '20s, she was known as the best dancer in London, and as she got older she liked to have a gin and Dubonnet every day.
- I found two that stood out, mainly because they combined Fernet Branca with Dubonnet and gin.
- She emerges in these pages as a spirited old bird, who likes a large gin and Dubonnet before lunch, prefers to brew her own tea, and can do a mean Irish accent.
- Dubonnet is a classic vermouth and excellent to mix with lemonade.
- Christmas lunch is over, the Queen's on the telly and great-grandma's in the corner sipping gin and Dubonnet.
- A typical day in her life involves Earl Grey tea at 8am, a gin and Dubonnet before lunch, racing on TV in the afternoon and writing her diary in pencil before bed.
Origin From the name of a family of French wine merchants. |