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Meaning of malvasia
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malvasia (n)
grape used to make malmsey wine
malvasia Sentence Examples
- The aromatic flavors of Malvasia grapes permeated the air, enticing passersby.
- The cellar was filled with oak barrels aging precious Malvasia wines for years to come.
- During the medieval era, Malvasia was highly prized by nobility and became a symbol of opulence.
- The sweet and semi-sweet Malvasia wines paired perfectly with desserts, offering a harmonious balance of flavors.
- The Malvasia vines, with their distinctive leaves, flourished in the volcanic soils of the Canary Islands.
- The Mediterranean climate provided ideal conditions for the cultivation of Malvasia grapes, ensuring exceptional quality.
- Sommeliers poured a glass of chilled Malvasia, its golden color sparkling in the light.
- The winemaker carefully crafted the Malvasia into a complex and elegant libation.
- Malvasia grapes were often used to create fortified wines, such as the legendary Vin Santo.
- The ancient Malvasia vines survived wars, pandemics, and changing agricultural practices, preserving their legacy for centuries.
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grape used to make malmsey wine
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The aromatic flavors of Malvasia grapes permeated the air, enticing passersby.
The cellar was filled with oak barrels aging precious Malvasia wines for years to come.
During the medieval era, Malvasia was highly prized by nobility and became a symbol of opulence.
The sweet and semi-sweet Malvasia wines paired perfectly with desserts, offering a harmonious balance of flavors.
