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dzé

[ French a-lee-gaw-tey; English al-i-goh-tey ]

noun

  1. a white grape of Burgundy.
  2. the dry white wine made from this grape.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of dzé1

1910–15; < French, apparently noun use of past participle of Old French ( h ) aligoter, harigoter to tear up, shred ( haricot 2, harry ); sense development unclear
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Example Sentences

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Over time, Mr. Jensen added three more vineyards, Mills, Ryan and de Villiers, to the original 24 acres, planted with pinot noir, chardonnay, dzé and viognier.

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Aligoté from Burgundy and Sancerre would be delicious.

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My secret match with this dish is dzé from Burgundy.

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Here’s a wild card: It’s not Italian, but a good dzé from Burgundy would be a lovely accompaniment.

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It could be any number of Italian whites, like Verdicchio di Matelica or vermentino from Liguria, or dzé from Burgundy or a sharp sparkling wine, whether Champagne or a pétillant naturel.

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