Bordeaux
- noun
- /bɔrˈdoʊ/
- A very nice Bordeaux Blend from Walla Walla, WA.
This is another, you know, Petit classic Bordeaux, right?
- This is another, you know, Petit classic Bordeaux, right?
- A very nice Bordeaux Blend from Walla Walla, WA.
- I feel as though I I should be conducting this show with a fine Bordeaux in my head.
- So for Cabernet, maybe a maybe a Bordeaux based cab from the Medoc because I tend to like a little more vegetal and nuanced flavors.
- I'm like, so wine some red apple beef in in Burgundy or in Bordeaux, wine, fish with white wine reduction.
Examples
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So for Cabernet, maybe a maybe a Bordeaux based cab from the Medoc because I tend to like a little more vegetal and nuanced flavors.
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This is another, you know, Petit classic Bordeaux, right?
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It can be a bright red like here, or even frankly dark purplish Bordeaux red thing.
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I enjoyed a glass of Bordeaux with my dinner last night.
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They selected a vintage Bordeaux to serve at the wedding reception.
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The restaurant had a fine selection of Bordeaux wines from various producers.
Synonyms
A region in Bordeaux, France that makes famous red wine
A dry red wine from Bordeaux
A wine from Bordeaux, usually red but sometimes white
A dry red wine from Bordeaux or made in the same style elsewhere
Compounds
A sweet clear alcoholic drink from Bordeaux flavored with anise and drunk after a meal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bordeaux is the name for the wines that come from the French city and region of the same name, much like Champagne is named for its region. So when people say a 'Bordeaux', they mean a wine made in that area or made in that style.