Arneis
noun
Ar·neis ˌär-ˈnāz 
-ˈnās
variants or less commonly arneis
: a dry white wine from the Piedmont region of Italy
Arneis is a rich, gloriously fruity, mouth-filling wine that is soft, even unctuous.
Robert M. Parker, Parker's Wine Buyer's Guide, 1989
Robert M. Parker, Parker's Wine Buyer's Guide, 1989 also : the grape from which Arneis wine is made
Arneis, an ancient white grape of Italy's Piedmont, had almost disappeared 25 years ago. Gerald Asher, Gourmet, March 2004
Gerald Asher, Gourmet, March 2004 
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from Italian, borrowed from Upper Italian (Piedmontese), of uncertain origin
First Known Use
1989, in the meaning defined above
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