clos
- noun
- Specialized
- Many visitors flock to the Clos Rocault to sample its unique offerings and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
- Clos du
- Clos du Val
- Clos du Bois
Examples
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You mean Clos Du Bois?
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Clos Du Bois.
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Ah, that's brilliant, because we can compare that to my Clos de la Roche... ...and you can see the difference between a Bordeaux and a Burgundy.
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He credits the success of his boutique label, Clos Solne, to Paso's limestone-rich soil.
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The wine produced in Clos de Vougeot is considered some of the finest in the Burgundy region.
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He took a tour of the famous Clos Saint-Denis vineyard during his trip to France.
How Enclosed
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Etymology
Clos comes from French clos, from Latin clausum meaning 'closed', and is like the English word close ('shut'). In wine regions such as Burgundy a clos is a vineyard surrounded by walls, so the name shows it is a small, 'closed' plot with its own soil and character.