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ribier

ribier

9.9
A dark red-purple grape grown for eating, mainly in California
  • noun
  • /ˈrɪbiˌɛr/
  • Specialized
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  • He prefers ribier over other grapes because of its rich color and flavor.

Examples

  • I bought some fresh ribier grapes from the market.

  • The salad was garnished with fresh ribier grapes for a burst of sweetness.

  • California farmers exported a record harvest of ribier last year.

  • The ribier variety is known for its sweet flavor.

  • The Ribier grape, known for its dark reddish-purple color, is a favorite among dessert wine enthusiasts.

  • Many people enjoy snacking on fresh Ribier grapes during the summer months.

  • Typically grown in California, Ribier grapes are often praised for their sweet flavor and juicy texture.

Surface Forms

ribier singular
ribiers plural

Etymology

Ribier probably comes from a French family name or place and is the name of a dark reddish-purple table grape. A helpful way to remember it is to think of how it sounds like 'ruby', because this grape has a deep, ruby-like color and is grown mainly for eating fresh.