Definition of Auslese in English:

Auslese

nounˈaʊsleɪzəˈouslāzə

mass noun

A white wine of German origin or style made from selected bunches of grapes picked later than the general harvest.
Example sentencesExamples
- Please bring back the 2003 Auslese Riesling from Germany.
- In the table wine category, in increasing order of weight/alcohol and sugar, these are: Kabinett, Spatlese and Auslese, with the last category made up largely of wines which are a bit too sweet to serve with dinner.
- Well, I probably shouldn't be, as there were some items on the wine label that let me know that this wine had some potential… Auslese, for example, is a good sign for me, as I like my Rieslings a tad sweet.

Origin

From German, from aus 'out' + Lese 'picking, vintage'.

Definition of Auslese in US English:

Auslese

nounˈouslāzə

A white wine of German origin or style made from selected bunches of grapes picked later than the general harvest.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the table wine category, in increasing order of weight/alcohol and sugar, these are: Kabinett, Spatlese and Auslese, with the last category made up largely of wines which are a bit too sweet to serve with dinner.
- Please bring back the 2003 Auslese Riesling from Germany.
- Well, I probably shouldn't be, as there were some items on the wine label that let me know that this wine had some potential… Auslese, for example, is a good sign for me, as I like my Rieslings a tad sweet.

Origin

From German, from aus ‘out’ + Lese ‘picking, vintage’.

单词	Auslese
释义	Definition of Auslese in English: Auslese nounˈaʊsleɪzəˈouslāzə mass noun A white wine of German origin or style made from selected bunches of grapes picked later than the general harvest. Example sentencesExamples Please bring back the 2003 Auslese Riesling from Germany. In the table wine category, in increasing order of weight/alcohol and sugar, these are: Kabinett, Spatlese and Auslese, with the last category made up largely of wines which are a bit too sweet to serve with dinner. Well, I probably shouldn't be, as there were some items on the wine label that let me know that this wine had some potential… Auslese, for example, is a good sign for me, as I like my Rieslings a tad sweet. Origin From German, from aus 'out' + Lese 'picking, vintage'. Definition of Auslese in US English: Auslese nounˈouslāzə A white wine of German origin or style made from selected bunches of grapes picked later than the general harvest. Example sentencesExamples In the table wine category, in increasing order of weight/alcohol and sugar, these are: Kabinett, Spatlese and Auslese, with the last category made up largely of wines which are a bit too sweet to serve with dinner. Please bring back the 2003 Auslese Riesling from Germany. Well, I probably shouldn't be, as there were some items on the wine label that let me know that this wine had some potential… Auslese, for example, is a good sign for me, as I like my Rieslings a tad sweet. Origin From German, from aus ‘out’ + Lese ‘picking, vintage’.
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