frizzante
- noun
- /frɪˈzɑːnteɪ/
- Specialized
- The frizzante served at the party was lightly sparkling and added a festive touch to the celebration.
Examples
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We enjoyed a refreshing glass of frizzante wine with our seafood dinner, which perfectly complemented the flavors of the dish.
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He recommends starting off with a sunny, slightly effervescent Gragnano Frizzante from southern Campania and then moving on to a rich, full-bodied wine like a Barolo from the Piemonte region.
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At the Italian restaurant, they served a lovely frizzante that was light and bubbly, making it a delightful aperitif.
Synonyms
A fizzy wine from the Champagne region of France or a similar sparkling wine
A wine with bubbles that is fizzy when opened
A sparkling wine often used for celebrations
A fizzy Italian white wine often served chilled before a meal
A sweet or semi-sweet Italian sparkling wine often served at parties
Antonyms
How Sparkling
Surface Forms
Etymology
Frizzante for a drink takes its name from the word fizz plus the Italian ending -ante, so it means 'fizzing' or lightly 'bubbly', and that is why a frizzante is a lightly sparkling wine.