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Перевод: grape

[существительное]
виноград ; гроздь винограда; виноградина ; вино; крупная картечь; мокрец ; подсед ; флер

Тезаурус:

1. Visitor Centre - find out about English wine from grape to glass.
2. The Viognier grape is just about the world's rarest great white variety.
3. This is not the case with sugar, honey, grape must, cloves and other spices which increase its merit.
4. From a crazy catholic mixture of grape varieties (Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, Merlot, Syrah, Cabernet Franc, Pinot Noir and Tannat are all in the '90), Guibert of Mas de Daumas Gassac produces a spectacular red that needs at least 10 years' cellaring.
5. The Pinot Noir is their Burgundy red grape, but at Domaine de Triennes they've planted the Bordeaux grape Cabernet and the Rhone grape Syrah, and the result is explosively good: packed with pepper and spice, a deep lush damson and blackberry fruit and a light swish of sweet leather.
6. This urn containing tulips has been aged with pinkish tones, while its base colour echoes that of the grape hyacinths.
7. No less than six different methods of pruning were employed, the utilisation of each being dependent upon the variety of grape, type of soil and wind conditions.
8. GREEN GRAPE AND BRIE BAP
9. The UK wine industry's new-found potential is largely a result of the planting of grape varieties more suited to our climate.
10. Sparkling red or white grape juice can make an innocuous, though rather sweet, non-alcoholic drink, but an alternative to champagne it is not.
11. What is unique about champagne is the particular combination of soil and grape varieties.
12. From the producers' point of view, it is the single most sought after "grape variety" in the world, and right from Britain to Chile and New Zealand (and even India!) more and more vineyards are being planted with it in preference to any other.
13. By 1984 he plucked up the courage (or obtained the permission) to do the two things he really wanted: make wine from Pinot Gris (originally a Burgundian grape) as a Burgundian would, fermenting and maturing it in (partly new) French oak barriques; and stop filtering his dry white wines.