Definition of Nebbiolo in English:

Nebbiolo

noun nebˈbjɔloˌnɛbɪˈəʊləʊˌnebēˈōlō

mass noun

1A variety of black wine grape grown in Piedmont in northern Italy.
Example sentencesExamples
- There have been dramatic advances in vineyard techniques, and growers in all the communes are re-planting with a more balanced blend of the three allowed clones of the Nebbiolo vine.
- Piedmont is a wonderful wine-growing region in northern Italy, noted for the Nebbiolo and Barbera grapes.
- Made from the Nebbiolo grape, this is one of the new styles of Barolo.
- Barolo is a dry, tart red wine made entirely of Nebbiolo grapes from the district of the same name in Piedmont, in northwestern Italy.
- It is obtained from Nebbiolo grapes grown in a narrow area called ‘Langhe’ and takes the name from the homonymous town Barolo.
- The winemaker has managed to keep the Nebbiolo grape's assertive tannins and acidity in check.
- In producing single vineyard bottlings of the same grape variety, Nebbiolo, he immediately emphasised terroir and native expression.
- Occehetti is made entirely from the Nebbiolo grape.
- Red wines made from the Nebbiolo grape, like Barolo and Barbaresco, are long-lived, complex, very serious wines.
1. 1.1 A red wine made from the Nebbiolo grape.
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is however indisputable there are great traditional Nebbiolos as well as great modern Nebbiolos.
  Grown in the unique soils and microclimate of Rutherford, our Nebbiolos develop a vibrant richness similar to great port, but without the accompanying sweetness.
  While there are some quality Nebbiolos being made today, the best sites are probably yet to be discovered, and wines of Piemontese caliber are yet to be made.
  The judges seem to like the variety and awarded seven of the Nebbiolos points to medal winning standard.
  Fitzpatrick's rarest wine, called Tir Na Nog, is a robust blend of Nebbiolo, Sangiovese, and Zinfandel.
  The bottle we drank was an Alasia Langhe Nebbiolo, 1995.
  In Piedmont, white Arneis is a bit of an afterthought for red winemakers focused on Nebbiolo, but this is a concentrated wine of rare complexity.
  The large selection of Italian wines - many available by the glass - includes a number of local Nebbiolos, one of those severe, reserved Piedmontese reds that takes a while to open up.
  There are some good Nebbiolos starting to appear on the market.
  Though they are almost all drinkable now, they are Nebbiolos, and will benefit from at least another year or two in bottle; I expect most of them to age well for up to a decade.
  But he is a first generation Italian immigrant, and Joe's heritage is reflected in the style of his wines, which include Nebbiolo, Pinot Grigio, and an Amarone style red.
  Through their painstaking effort and unrelenting passion, the Ferrando family is making some of the most interesting and tasty Nebbiolos in all of Piedmont.
  We've done Amarone and Chianti, but have yet to have any of these yummy Nebbiolos for a club tasting night.

Origin

Italian, from nebbia 'mist' (because the grape ripens in the autumn).

Definition of Nebbiolo in US English:

Nebbiolo

nounˌnebēˈōlō

1A variety of black wine grape grown in Piedmont in northern Italy.
Example sentencesExamples
- Red wines made from the Nebbiolo grape, like Barolo and Barbaresco, are long-lived, complex, very serious wines.
- Occehetti is made entirely from the Nebbiolo grape.
- The winemaker has managed to keep the Nebbiolo grape's assertive tannins and acidity in check.
- Made from the Nebbiolo grape, this is one of the new styles of Barolo.
- Barolo is a dry, tart red wine made entirely of Nebbiolo grapes from the district of the same name in Piedmont, in northwestern Italy.
- In producing single vineyard bottlings of the same grape variety, Nebbiolo, he immediately emphasised terroir and native expression.
- Piedmont is a wonderful wine-growing region in northern Italy, noted for the Nebbiolo and Barbera grapes.
- It is obtained from Nebbiolo grapes grown in a narrow area called ‘Langhe’ and takes the name from the homonymous town Barolo.
- There have been dramatic advances in vineyard techniques, and growers in all the communes are re-planting with a more balanced blend of the three allowed clones of the Nebbiolo vine.
1. 1.1 A red wine made from the Nebbiolo grape.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Fitzpatrick's rarest wine, called Tir Na Nog, is a robust blend of Nebbiolo, Sangiovese, and Zinfandel.
  There are some good Nebbiolos starting to appear on the market.
  The bottle we drank was an Alasia Langhe Nebbiolo, 1995.
  The judges seem to like the variety and awarded seven of the Nebbiolos points to medal winning standard.
  We've done Amarone and Chianti, but have yet to have any of these yummy Nebbiolos for a club tasting night.
  Through their painstaking effort and unrelenting passion, the Ferrando family is making some of the most interesting and tasty Nebbiolos in all of Piedmont.
  While there are some quality Nebbiolos being made today, the best sites are probably yet to be discovered, and wines of Piemontese caliber are yet to be made.
  The large selection of Italian wines - many available by the glass - includes a number of local Nebbiolos, one of those severe, reserved Piedmontese reds that takes a while to open up.
  In Piedmont, white Arneis is a bit of an afterthought for red winemakers focused on Nebbiolo, but this is a concentrated wine of rare complexity.
  But he is a first generation Italian immigrant, and Joe's heritage is reflected in the style of his wines, which include Nebbiolo, Pinot Grigio, and an Amarone style red.
  Though they are almost all drinkable now, they are Nebbiolos, and will benefit from at least another year or two in bottle; I expect most of them to age well for up to a decade.
  Grown in the unique soils and microclimate of Rutherford, our Nebbiolos develop a vibrant richness similar to great port, but without the accompanying sweetness.
  It is however indisputable there are great traditional Nebbiolos as well as great modern Nebbiolos.

Origin

Italian, from nebbia ‘mist’ (because the grape ripens in the autumn).

单词	Nebbiolo
释义	Definition of Nebbiolo in English: Nebbiolo noun nebˈbjɔloˌnɛbɪˈəʊləʊˌnebēˈōlō mass noun 1A variety of black wine grape grown in Piedmont in northern Italy. Example sentencesExamples There have been dramatic advances in vineyard techniques, and growers in all the communes are re-planting with a more balanced blend of the three allowed clones of the Nebbiolo vine. Piedmont is a wonderful wine-growing region in northern Italy, noted for the Nebbiolo and Barbera grapes. Made from the Nebbiolo grape, this is one of the new styles of Barolo. Barolo is a dry, tart red wine made entirely of Nebbiolo grapes from the district of the same name in Piedmont, in northwestern Italy. It is obtained from Nebbiolo grapes grown in a narrow area called ‘Langhe’ and takes the name from the homonymous town Barolo. The winemaker has managed to keep the Nebbiolo grape's assertive tannins and acidity in check. In producing single vineyard bottlings of the same grape variety, Nebbiolo, he immediately emphasised terroir and native expression. Occehetti is made entirely from the Nebbiolo grape. Red wines made from the Nebbiolo grape, like Barolo and Barbaresco, are long-lived, complex, very serious wines. 1.1 A red wine made from the Nebbiolo grape. Example sentencesExamples It is however indisputable there are great traditional Nebbiolos as well as great modern Nebbiolos. Grown in the unique soils and microclimate of Rutherford, our Nebbiolos develop a vibrant richness similar to great port, but without the accompanying sweetness. While there are some quality Nebbiolos being made today, the best sites are probably yet to be discovered, and wines of Piemontese caliber are yet to be made. The judges seem to like the variety and awarded seven of the Nebbiolos points to medal winning standard. Fitzpatrick's rarest wine, called Tir Na Nog, is a robust blend of Nebbiolo, Sangiovese, and Zinfandel. The bottle we drank was an Alasia Langhe Nebbiolo, 1995. In Piedmont, white Arneis is a bit of an afterthought for red winemakers focused on Nebbiolo, but this is a concentrated wine of rare complexity. The large selection of Italian wines - many available by the glass - includes a number of local Nebbiolos, one of those severe, reserved Piedmontese reds that takes a while to open up. There are some good Nebbiolos starting to appear on the market. Though they are almost all drinkable now, they are Nebbiolos, and will benefit from at least another year or two in bottle; I expect most of them to age well for up to a decade. But he is a first generation Italian immigrant, and Joe's heritage is reflected in the style of his wines, which include Nebbiolo, Pinot Grigio, and an Amarone style red. Through their painstaking effort and unrelenting passion, the Ferrando family is making some of the most interesting and tasty Nebbiolos in all of Piedmont. We've done Amarone and Chianti, but have yet to have any of these yummy Nebbiolos for a club tasting night. Origin Italian, from nebbia 'mist' (because the grape ripens in the autumn). Definition of Nebbiolo in US English: Nebbiolo nounˌnebēˈōlō 1A variety of black wine grape grown in Piedmont in northern Italy. Example sentencesExamples Red wines made from the Nebbiolo grape, like Barolo and Barbaresco, are long-lived, complex, very serious wines. Occehetti is made entirely from the Nebbiolo grape. The winemaker has managed to keep the Nebbiolo grape's assertive tannins and acidity in check. Made from the Nebbiolo grape, this is one of the new styles of Barolo. Barolo is a dry, tart red wine made entirely of Nebbiolo grapes from the district of the same name in Piedmont, in northwestern Italy. In producing single vineyard bottlings of the same grape variety, Nebbiolo, he immediately emphasised terroir and native expression. Piedmont is a wonderful wine-growing region in northern Italy, noted for the Nebbiolo and Barbera grapes. It is obtained from Nebbiolo grapes grown in a narrow area called ‘Langhe’ and takes the name from the homonymous town Barolo. There have been dramatic advances in vineyard techniques, and growers in all the communes are re-planting with a more balanced blend of the three allowed clones of the Nebbiolo vine. 1.1 A red wine made from the Nebbiolo grape. Example sentencesExamples Fitzpatrick's rarest wine, called Tir Na Nog, is a robust blend of Nebbiolo, Sangiovese, and Zinfandel. There are some good Nebbiolos starting to appear on the market. The bottle we drank was an Alasia Langhe Nebbiolo, 1995. The judges seem to like the variety and awarded seven of the Nebbiolos points to medal winning standard. We've done Amarone and Chianti, but have yet to have any of these yummy Nebbiolos for a club tasting night. Through their painstaking effort and unrelenting passion, the Ferrando family is making some of the most interesting and tasty Nebbiolos in all of Piedmont. While there are some quality Nebbiolos being made today, the best sites are probably yet to be discovered, and wines of Piemontese caliber are yet to be made. The large selection of Italian wines - many available by the glass - includes a number of local Nebbiolos, one of those severe, reserved Piedmontese reds that takes a while to open up. In Piedmont, white Arneis is a bit of an afterthought for red winemakers focused on Nebbiolo, but this is a concentrated wine of rare complexity. But he is a first generation Italian immigrant, and Joe's heritage is reflected in the style of his wines, which include Nebbiolo, Pinot Grigio, and an Amarone style red. Though they are almost all drinkable now, they are Nebbiolos, and will benefit from at least another year or two in bottle; I expect most of them to age well for up to a decade. Grown in the unique soils and microclimate of Rutherford, our Nebbiolos develop a vibrant richness similar to great port, but without the accompanying sweetness. It is however indisputable there are great traditional Nebbiolos as well as great modern Nebbiolos. Origin Italian, from nebbia ‘mist’ (because the grape ripens in the autumn).
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