vinifera

Examples

• All

• Vitis Vinifera, hello.

  Only Lovers Left Alive (2013)

• Many wine enthusiasts prefer vinifera varieties for their rich flavors and aromas.

• Hybrid varieties are now uncommon, and lesser vinifera varieties occupy greatly reduced areas.

  Academic text (1993)

• Only one recommended vinifera variety, Semillon, has left the top-ten list since 1958.

  Academic text (1993)

• Hybrid and low-quality vinifera grapes have been replaced by recommended varieties.

  Academic text (1993)

• The world's most widely planted grapes are varieties of what is commonly known as the "European grape," Vitis vinifera.

  Academic text (2006)

• Not only were the hybrid and American varieties removed; huge quantities of vinifera varieties in the authorized category were uprooted, especially in Languedoc, where hybrids were a small portion of the mix.

  Academic text (1993)

• The vineyard is known for its excellent vinifera grapes used to produce fine wines.

• Farmers across Europe cultivate vinifera grapes due to their popularity in winemaking.

Synonyms

V

Vitis vinifera

vsvinifera

• Specialized

6.1

A grapevine grown for fruit people eat and use to make wine

is the common short name rather than the formal Latin form

V

vinifera grape

vsvinifera

• Specialized

6.7

A common European grape used to make wine and to eat

is the shorter species name without the extra common word

C

common grape vine

vsvinifera

• Specialized

3.0

A vine from Europe that produces grapes used for eating and making wine

is used for the worldwide cultivated species rather than native origin

Compounds

A

Acrocomia vinifera

• Specialized

9.9

A tropical American palm tree with edible nuts and strong fiber for making materials

V

vinifera grape

• Specialized

6.7

A common European grape used to make wine and to eat

V

Vitis vinifera

• Specialized

6.1

A grapevine grown for fruit people eat and use to make wine

Surface Forms

Etymology