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éDz
[ sey-mee-yohn; French sey-mee-yawn ]
noun
- a variety of white grape used in winemaking, especially in France in the Sauternes district of Bordeaux.
éDz
/ semijɔ̃; ˈseɪmiːjɒn /
noun
- a white grape grown in the Bordeaux area of France and in Australia, used for making wine
- any of various white wines made from this grape
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of éDz1
Example Sentences
Semillon from Hunter Valley can be searingly austere in its youth.
A 36-year-old immigrant from Guadalajara, Mexico, Ulloa specializes in creating small batches of white wines, such as albariño, grüner veltliner, verdejo, sémillon and pinot blanc.
L’Ecole bar, which can seat 58 indoor and outdoor, offers eight to 10 wines by the glass including its popular semillon and merlot.
The Barnard Griffin tasting room will offer 19 wines by the glass including its barbera, petit verdot and whites like albarino and semillon.
Two Bad Labs Vineyard 2021 sèmillon, Lewis-Clark Valley, $20: Don’t let the homespun label fool you.
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