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Definition of Sangiovese in English: Sangiovesenounˌsandʒɪə(ʊ)ˈveɪziˌsanjōˈvāzē mass noun1A variety of black wine grape used in making Chianti and other Italian red wines. 桑娇维塞葡萄（用于制作意大利红勤地酒和意大利其他红葡萄酒的葡萄） Example sentencesExamples - With a lot of Italian heritage amongst the Californian winemaking fraternity, we are seeing interesting wines made from Barbera, Sangiovese, and Nebbiolo.
- The region's famed Sangiovese grape is specially cultivated and the wine-making process follows strict standards.
- Made entirely from Sangiovese, it is a well-balanced wine that offers great value.
- Made with the high-acidity Sangiovese grape, Chianti is one of few wines which will complement rich tomato sauces.
- Based on the Sangiovese grape, Chianti is normally a firm style of wine with a notable bitter edge, but plenty of ripe, cherry fruit and spicy, tobacco and herbal notes.
- Those grape varieties could be as famous in Bulgaria as Sangiovese in Tuscany.
- They make just three wines, all from estate-grown grapes: Rosaro di Sangiovese, Sangiovese, and Syrah.
- As it's name might imply, this is a dark and rich blend, made from roughly equal amounts of three grape varieties, Barbera, Sangiovese and Grenache.
- This is a judicious blend of Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot.
- The secret behind all good Chianti is the quality of its mainstay grape variety, Sangiovese.
- Though it has a proprietary name, this top wine from Castellare is made in the Chianti region primarily from Sangiovese grapes.
- 1.1 A red wine made from the Sangiovese grape.
桑娇维塞红葡萄酒 Example sentencesExamples - I wish I'd drunk something like this when I was a student in Italy, rather than all that Sangiovese.
- Offer him a 1989 Sangiovese from a tiny estate in Tuscany, and a decade later if you gave it to him blind, he'd identify the grower and the year.
- San Marino also produces high quality wines, the most famous of which are the Sangiovese, a strong red wine; and the Biancale, a dry white wine.
- Small, quaint 6 Vino Noceto produces a popular Sangiovese that you can sample in the tasting room.
- Beautifully fruity and slightly blackberry tasting the Sangiovese was ideal with the fresh bread and balsamic dip which had spirited its way to our table.
- Users could even access the inventory over the Internet while traveling in Tuscany to see if there's room for a few more cases of Sangiovese.
- Rhône varieties were introduced at the beginning of the 1990s and some dream of Sangiovese and other Italian varieties.
- As mentioned previously, when you read and see Sangiovese, think Chianti, because they're essentially the same thing.
- Proof that wines from Italian co-operatives don't have to be the sort that remove the enamel from your teeth, this is a juicy, aromatic, richly coloured Tuscan Sangiovese with cherry and black olive flavours and firm tannins.
- These superior wines, just as in the case of the best Sangiovese of Romagna, have generally been marketed as vino da tavola, indicating that the DOC label in Emilia-Romagna carries few, if any, connotations of quality or character.
- I also tried a couple of lesser known red varieties, including a Sangiovese from Zilzie in Australia which was absolutely astounding.
- In fact, of the leading red varieties, only Pinot Noir, Syrah, Nebbiolo, Sangiovese and, at a push, Tempranillo work better on their tod.
- None of the above, thank you, but a delicious Sangiovese just might do the trick.
- This attractive, airy, contemporary bar has only two wines available: a white Trebbiano and a red Sangiovese, both from Italy.
Definition of Sangiovese in US English: Sangiovesenounˌsanjōˈvāzē 1A variety of black wine grape used in making Chianti and other Italian red wines. 桑娇维塞葡萄（用于制作意大利红勤地酒和意大利其他红葡萄酒的葡萄） Example sentencesExamples - The secret behind all good Chianti is the quality of its mainstay grape variety, Sangiovese.
- The region's famed Sangiovese grape is specially cultivated and the wine-making process follows strict standards.
- This is a judicious blend of Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot.
- Based on the Sangiovese grape, Chianti is normally a firm style of wine with a notable bitter edge, but plenty of ripe, cherry fruit and spicy, tobacco and herbal notes.
- Made entirely from Sangiovese, it is a well-balanced wine that offers great value.
- They make just three wines, all from estate-grown grapes: Rosaro di Sangiovese, Sangiovese, and Syrah.
- Those grape varieties could be as famous in Bulgaria as Sangiovese in Tuscany.
- Though it has a proprietary name, this top wine from Castellare is made in the Chianti region primarily from Sangiovese grapes.
- With a lot of Italian heritage amongst the Californian winemaking fraternity, we are seeing interesting wines made from Barbera, Sangiovese, and Nebbiolo.
- Made with the high-acidity Sangiovese grape, Chianti is one of few wines which will complement rich tomato sauces.
- As it's name might imply, this is a dark and rich blend, made from roughly equal amounts of three grape varieties, Barbera, Sangiovese and Grenache.
- 1.1 A red wine made from the Sangiovese grape.
桑娇维塞红葡萄酒 Example sentencesExamples - In fact, of the leading red varieties, only Pinot Noir, Syrah, Nebbiolo, Sangiovese and, at a push, Tempranillo work better on their tod.
- None of the above, thank you, but a delicious Sangiovese just might do the trick.
- Small, quaint 6 Vino Noceto produces a popular Sangiovese that you can sample in the tasting room.
- Proof that wines from Italian co-operatives don't have to be the sort that remove the enamel from your teeth, this is a juicy, aromatic, richly coloured Tuscan Sangiovese with cherry and black olive flavours and firm tannins.
- I wish I'd drunk something like this when I was a student in Italy, rather than all that Sangiovese.
- These superior wines, just as in the case of the best Sangiovese of Romagna, have generally been marketed as vino da tavola, indicating that the DOC label in Emilia-Romagna carries few, if any, connotations of quality or character.
- I also tried a couple of lesser known red varieties, including a Sangiovese from Zilzie in Australia which was absolutely astounding.
- Users could even access the inventory over the Internet while traveling in Tuscany to see if there's room for a few more cases of Sangiovese.
- This attractive, airy, contemporary bar has only two wines available: a white Trebbiano and a red Sangiovese, both from Italy.
- Offer him a 1989 Sangiovese from a tiny estate in Tuscany, and a decade later if you gave it to him blind, he'd identify the grower and the year.
- Beautifully fruity and slightly blackberry tasting the Sangiovese was ideal with the fresh bread and balsamic dip which had spirited its way to our table.
- As mentioned previously, when you read and see Sangiovese, think Chianti, because they're essentially the same thing.
- Rhône varieties were introduced at the beginning of the 1990s and some dream of Sangiovese and other Italian varieties.
- San Marino also produces high quality wines, the most famous of which are the Sangiovese, a strong red wine; and the Biancale, a dry white wine.
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