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Riquewihr|ˈriːkvɪə(r)|
The name of a town in Alsace, applied to white wines produced there.
1947T. E. Carling Wine-Wise vi. 34 The latter [sc. Gentil, Riesling and Traminer] are usually sold under the name of the grape, coupled with that of the village—as Riesling-Riquewihr, and Traminer-Ribeauvillé, etc. 1951E. Paul Springtime in Paris x. 184 Was it Chablis, Pouilly or Riquewihr with the oysters? 1963I. Fleming On H.M. Secret Service xxiv. 264 You are just in time for some good Strasbourg sausage and a passable Riquewihr. 1974C. Wilson Bk. of Booze iii. 124 Alsace wines..are usually sold under the name of the grape—Riesling, Traminer, Sylvaner, etc.—and sometimes the town—Riquewihr being perhaps the best known. |