nonvintage
- noun
- /nɒnˈvɪn.tɪdʒ/
- Specialized
- He preferred a nonvintage bottle for casual celebrations with friends.
Examples
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The restaurant offered a nonvintage champagne that was both affordable and reliable in taste.
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Many sparkling wines are nonvintage, ensuring a consistent flavor from year to year.
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I prefer a good nonvintage champagne for celebrations.
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He bought a bottle of nonvintage wine for dinner.
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The store offers a selection of nonvintage champagnes that are perfect for celebrations.
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Many people prefer nonvintage wines because they provide a consistent taste from multiple harvests.
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At the wine tasting, I enjoyed the nonvintage bubbly which blended flavors from various years.
Antonyms
How Vintage
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nonvintage comes from non- 'not' + vintage 'wine from a single year'; a nonvintage is a wine or champagne made by mixing products from several years to give a consistent taste.