sauterne

• Substantivo que designa um vinho branco licoroso, dourado e meio doce, originário da região de Bordeaux, na França, ou um vinho semelhante produzido na Califórnia.

A noun referring to a semisweet golden-colored table or dessert wine originally from the Bordeaux region of France, or a similar wine produced in California.

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1. Sweet French wineB2formal

   A semisweet, golden-colored wine from the Sauternes region of Bordeaux, France, often served as a dessert wine.

   Vinho francês doce

   • We paired the foie gras with a chilled glass of Sauterne.
   • The Sauterne had a rich, honeyed flavor.
   • She ordered a bottle of Sauterne to accompany the dessert.

   Sinônimossauternes

2. California-style wineB2formalamerican

   A similar style of semisweet, golden wine produced in California, often made from Semillon or Sauvignon Blanc grapes.

   Vinho da Califórnia

   • This California Sauterne is a great alternative to the French original.
   • The winery produces a popular Sauterne that pairs well with fruit.
   • He prefers the lighter taste of a California Sauterne.