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riesling

/ˈriːz.lɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant un cépage blanc cultivé en Europe et en Californie, ou un vin blanc aromatique sec ou moelleux originaire de la vallée du Rhin, ou un vin similaire produit en Californie.

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noun

/ˈriːz.lɪŋ/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un cépage blanc cultivé en Europe et en Californie, ou un vin blanc aromatique sec ou moelleux originaire de la vallée du Rhin, ou un vin similaire produit en Californie.

A noun referring to a variety of white grape grown in Europe and California, or a fragrant dry or sweet white wine originally from the Rhine valley or a similar wine produced in California.

nom propre

  1. White grape varietyB2formal

    A type of white grape originally from the Rhine region of Germany, now also grown in other cool-climate regions like California and Australia.

    frCépage de raisin blanc riesling

    • Riesling grapes are known for their aromatic qualities.
    • The vineyard specializes in growing Riesling for white wine production.
    • Riesling vines thrive in cooler climates.
  2. Fragrant white wineB2formal

    A wine made from the Riesling grape, known for its floral and fruity aroma, ranging from dry to sweet, and often associated with the Rhine valley.

    frVin de riesling

    • We paired the spicy dish with a dry Riesling.
    • This sweet Riesling has notes of peach and honey.
    • The winery produces an excellent Riesling from California.
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  • rieslings' possessive plural form
  • riesling's possessive singular form