Soave
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A dry white wine from the Verona region of Italy made mainly from Garganega grapes
- noun
- /soʊˈɑːveɪ/
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Soave
- It is "Deutino: Che soave zeffiretto," a duet sung by Susanna and the Contessa.
Examples
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Soave, Louie.
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- Now, pay attention, Soave Bolla.
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It's the grape that I told you about that they use for the region, Soave?
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Now, "O soave fanciulla."
Fiction book (1999) -
At the wine tasting event, I enjoyed a crisp and refreshing Soave that complemented the appetizers perfectly.
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Many wine enthusiasts appreciate a glass of Soave for its light and fruity flavor profile.
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Soave is a popular choice for pairing with seafood dishes.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Soave is the name of a town in Italy and comes from the old Latin word suavis, which means 'pleasant' or 'gentle'. It shares the same root as the English word suave, so the name hints at a smooth, pleasant white wine.