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Bouvier

Bouvier

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A white grape grown in Central Europe to make light wines
  • proper noun
  • Specialized
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  • Many Central European wineries use Bouvier to create refreshing summer wines.

Examples

  • The vineyard specializes in producing crisp white wines from Bouvier grapes.

  • She tasted a glass of Bouvier and enjoyed its light, fruity flavor.

  • The Bouvier grape is known for its crisp flavor.

  • Many vineyards in Germany grow Bouvier grapes.

  • The vineyard specializes in producing crisp white wines from Bouvier grapes.

  • Many Central European wineries use Bouvier to create refreshing summer wines.

  • She tasted a glass of Bouvier and enjoyed its light, fruity flavor.

Compounds

A large strong dog with rough fur from Belgium that guards and herds cattle

Surface Forms

Bouvier main

Etymology

Bouvier the grape takes its name from the same French word bouvier for 'cowherd' or from a grower with that name, so a helpful way to remember it is to think of small farms and fresh, simple wines. That is why Bouvier grapes are used to make light, fruity white wines.