Verdicchio
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A dry white Italian wine with a fresh, crisp taste
- noun
- /vɛrˈdɪkioʊ/
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Verdicchio
- We ordered a bottle of Verdicchio to pair with our seafood dinner.
Examples
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I enjoyed a glass of Verdicchio with my dinner.
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The crisp acidity of Verdicchio makes it an excellent choice for summer afternoons.
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She prefers Verdicchio over other Italian white wines for its refreshing taste.
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Have you ever tried Verdicchio from Italy?
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At dinner, we enjoyed a chilled glass of Verdicchio, which perfectly complemented the seafood.
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The wine expert recommended a fine Verdicchio for its crisp and fresh taste, ideal for warm summer days.
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During our trip to Italy, we tasted a local Verdicchio that was noted for its zesty flavor and refreshing finish.
How Dry
Surface Forms
Verdicchio singular
Verdicchios plural
Etymology
Verdicchio comes from the Italian verde, meaning 'green', because the grapes and the wine often have a fresh, greenish colour. That's why Verdicchio is known for a crisp, fresh taste.