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âٱ𲹳ܲԱܴ--ʲ

[ shah-toh-nf-dy-pap ]

noun

  1. a dry red or white wine from the Rhone valley near Avignon.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of âٱ𲹳ܲԱܴ--ʲ1

First recorded in 1850–55; named after a village, center of its production
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Example Sentences

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Last month, Delta Air Lines announced that 17 new wines, curated with master sommelier Andrea Robinson and including a âٱ𲹳ܲԱܴ--ʲ and a Rioja Gran Reserva, would be available on a rotating basis in all cabins.

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There are similarities to âٱ𲹳ܲԱܴ--ʲ in the Rhône Valley of France, famous for its fist-size stones, so it makes sense Rocky Pond’s vines produce stellar, stand-alone examples of grenache, syrah and mourvèdre.

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Was the wine-dark sea really the color of a fine Chateauneuf-du-Pape, or did that refer to something about luster or sheen or some other visual quality?

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A great choice would be a Southern Rhône, such as a good Gigondas or even a âٱ𲹳ܲԱܴ--ʲ, though I would steer away from more alcoholic examples.

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If you're looking for a 1996 bottle of âٱ𲹳ܲԱܴ--ʲ, don't pass off the search onto your friends, unless one of them happens to be an upscale wine importer.

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