Definition of Tempranillo in English:

Tempranillo

noun ˌtɛmprəˈniːjəʊˌtemprəˈnēyō

mass noun

1A variety of wine grape grown in Spain, used to make Rioja wine.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a youthful blend of mainly Tempranillo with a little Cabernet and Merlot.
- It turns out the grape is a Tempranillo.
- Lying southwest of Rioja, the region's wines are Tempranillo based and oak-aged.
- The harvested Tempranillo grapes are fermented in the usual way.
- The 2001 El Coto Rioja was made with the traditional Tempranillo grape.
- Reds from the Rioja region of Spain are primarily made from Tempranillo grapes.
- The black grapes used - Tempranillo, Garnacha, Graziano and Mazuelo - continually deliver ripe, juicy fruit flavours.
- This wine is bold, forthright, and full of cherry Tempranillo character.
- In both places, wines are made mainly from the red grape Tempranillo.
- Their luxury 100 per cent Tempranillo, single estate Riojas have come to the notice of a wine guru.
- I absolutely love Rioja, which I think is made from Tempranillo.
1. 1.1 A red wine made from the Tempranillo grape.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Fred took solace in a glass or two of Tempranillo.
  I have learnt I like Spanish reds, particularly Tempranillos.
  Many contemporary Tempranillos are perky but very slight.
  We sipped on Chardonnays, Merlots and Tempranillos.
  It is lighter in body and structure than other Tempranillos I have had.
  She and her husband managed to produce their first few barrels of Tempranillo Grenache.
  This young wine was more successful than just about any Aussie Tempranillos we've tasted.
  This was my introduction to the spiciness of the Tempranillos.
  Last week I tasted a flight of California Tempranillos.
  There were also Tempranillos from Australia, Argentina, Portugal and Mexico that received high marks from the judges.
  The fishcakes beg to be accompanied by a spicy Spanish red wine such as this youthful Tempranillo.
  The second room holds the Tempranillos.
  Expect the best crystal wine glasses in the correct shape for each wine, be it a Tempranillo or a Sauvignon Blanc.
  Older Tempranillos were so expensive that no one could afford them.
  Here is a Tempranillo from the justly praised Domaine de Eguren.
  I'd have to opt for cheese and biscuits and wash it all down with a bottle of Tempranillo, our most popular red.
  Tempranillo has been popular for generations.
  Visit the vineyard to taste one of California's few Tempranillos.
  Today we are introduced to Tempranillos and Semillons.
  The red to try now is their 2002 Tempranillo, of which just 400 cases have been made.

Origin

Named after a village in northern Spain.

Definition of Tempranillo in US English:

Tempranillo

nounˌtemprəˈnēyō

1A variety of wine grape grown in Spain, used to make Rioja wine.
Example sentencesExamples
- The black grapes used - Tempranillo, Garnacha, Graziano and Mazuelo - continually deliver ripe, juicy fruit flavours.
- This wine is bold, forthright, and full of cherry Tempranillo character.
- It turns out the grape is a Tempranillo.
- Their luxury 100 per cent Tempranillo, single estate Riojas have come to the notice of a wine guru.
- It's a youthful blend of mainly Tempranillo with a little Cabernet and Merlot.
- In both places, wines are made mainly from the red grape Tempranillo.
- Reds from the Rioja region of Spain are primarily made from Tempranillo grapes.
- The 2001 El Coto Rioja was made with the traditional Tempranillo grape.
- The harvested Tempranillo grapes are fermented in the usual way.
- Lying southwest of Rioja, the region's wines are Tempranillo based and oak-aged.
- I absolutely love Rioja, which I think is made from Tempranillo.
1. 1.1 A red wine made from the Tempranillo grape.
  Example sentencesExamples
  We sipped on Chardonnays, Merlots and Tempranillos.
  Last week I tasted a flight of California Tempranillos.
  Visit the vineyard to taste one of California's few Tempranillos.
  Expect the best crystal wine glasses in the correct shape for each wine, be it a Tempranillo or a Sauvignon Blanc.
  She and her husband managed to produce their first few barrels of Tempranillo Grenache.
  The second room holds the Tempranillos.
  Older Tempranillos were so expensive that no one could afford them.
  I have learnt I like Spanish reds, particularly Tempranillos.
  Tempranillo has been popular for generations.
  The fishcakes beg to be accompanied by a spicy Spanish red wine such as this youthful Tempranillo.
  It is lighter in body and structure than other Tempranillos I have had.
  This young wine was more successful than just about any Aussie Tempranillos we've tasted.
  Many contemporary Tempranillos are perky but very slight.
  I'd have to opt for cheese and biscuits and wash it all down with a bottle of Tempranillo, our most popular red.
  Fred took solace in a glass or two of Tempranillo.
  Today we are introduced to Tempranillos and Semillons.
  This was my introduction to the spiciness of the Tempranillos.
  There were also Tempranillos from Australia, Argentina, Portugal and Mexico that received high marks from the judges.
  Here is a Tempranillo from the justly praised Domaine de Eguren.
  The red to try now is their 2002 Tempranillo, of which just 400 cases have been made.

Origin

Named after a village in northern Spain.

单词	Tempranillo
释义	Definition of Tempranillo in English: Tempranillo noun ˌtɛmprəˈniːjəʊˌtemprəˈnēyō mass noun 1A variety of wine grape grown in Spain, used to make Rioja wine. Example sentencesExamples It's a youthful blend of mainly Tempranillo with a little Cabernet and Merlot. It turns out the grape is a Tempranillo. Lying southwest of Rioja, the region's wines are Tempranillo based and oak-aged. The harvested Tempranillo grapes are fermented in the usual way. The 2001 El Coto Rioja was made with the traditional Tempranillo grape. Reds from the Rioja region of Spain are primarily made from Tempranillo grapes. The black grapes used - Tempranillo, Garnacha, Graziano and Mazuelo - continually deliver ripe, juicy fruit flavours. This wine is bold, forthright, and full of cherry Tempranillo character. In both places, wines are made mainly from the red grape Tempranillo. Their luxury 100 per cent Tempranillo, single estate Riojas have come to the notice of a wine guru. I absolutely love Rioja, which I think is made from Tempranillo. 1.1 A red wine made from the Tempranillo grape. Example sentencesExamples Fred took solace in a glass or two of Tempranillo. I have learnt I like Spanish reds, particularly Tempranillos. Many contemporary Tempranillos are perky but very slight. We sipped on Chardonnays, Merlots and Tempranillos. It is lighter in body and structure than other Tempranillos I have had. She and her husband managed to produce their first few barrels of Tempranillo Grenache. This young wine was more successful than just about any Aussie Tempranillos we've tasted. This was my introduction to the spiciness of the Tempranillos. Last week I tasted a flight of California Tempranillos. There were also Tempranillos from Australia, Argentina, Portugal and Mexico that received high marks from the judges. The fishcakes beg to be accompanied by a spicy Spanish red wine such as this youthful Tempranillo. The second room holds the Tempranillos. Expect the best crystal wine glasses in the correct shape for each wine, be it a Tempranillo or a Sauvignon Blanc. Older Tempranillos were so expensive that no one could afford them. Here is a Tempranillo from the justly praised Domaine de Eguren. I'd have to opt for cheese and biscuits and wash it all down with a bottle of Tempranillo, our most popular red. Tempranillo has been popular for generations. Visit the vineyard to taste one of California's few Tempranillos. Today we are introduced to Tempranillos and Semillons. The red to try now is their 2002 Tempranillo, of which just 400 cases have been made. Origin Named after a village in northern Spain. Definition of Tempranillo in US English: Tempranillo nounˌtemprəˈnēyō 1A variety of wine grape grown in Spain, used to make Rioja wine. Example sentencesExamples The black grapes used - Tempranillo, Garnacha, Graziano and Mazuelo - continually deliver ripe, juicy fruit flavours. This wine is bold, forthright, and full of cherry Tempranillo character. It turns out the grape is a Tempranillo. Their luxury 100 per cent Tempranillo, single estate Riojas have come to the notice of a wine guru. It's a youthful blend of mainly Tempranillo with a little Cabernet and Merlot. In both places, wines are made mainly from the red grape Tempranillo. Reds from the Rioja region of Spain are primarily made from Tempranillo grapes. The 2001 El Coto Rioja was made with the traditional Tempranillo grape. The harvested Tempranillo grapes are fermented in the usual way. Lying southwest of Rioja, the region's wines are Tempranillo based and oak-aged. I absolutely love Rioja, which I think is made from Tempranillo. 1.1 A red wine made from the Tempranillo grape. Example sentencesExamples We sipped on Chardonnays, Merlots and Tempranillos. Last week I tasted a flight of California Tempranillos. Visit the vineyard to taste one of California's few Tempranillos. Expect the best crystal wine glasses in the correct shape for each wine, be it a Tempranillo or a Sauvignon Blanc. She and her husband managed to produce their first few barrels of Tempranillo Grenache. The second room holds the Tempranillos. Older Tempranillos were so expensive that no one could afford them. I have learnt I like Spanish reds, particularly Tempranillos. Tempranillo has been popular for generations. The fishcakes beg to be accompanied by a spicy Spanish red wine such as this youthful Tempranillo. It is lighter in body and structure than other Tempranillos I have had. This young wine was more successful than just about any Aussie Tempranillos we've tasted. Many contemporary Tempranillos are perky but very slight. I'd have to opt for cheese and biscuits and wash it all down with a bottle of Tempranillo, our most popular red. Fred took solace in a glass or two of Tempranillo. Today we are introduced to Tempranillos and Semillons. This was my introduction to the spiciness of the Tempranillos. There were also Tempranillos from Australia, Argentina, Portugal and Mexico that received high marks from the judges. Here is a Tempranillo from the justly praised Domaine de Eguren. The red to try now is their 2002 Tempranillo, of which just 400 cases have been made. Origin Named after a village in northern Spain.
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