wine grape
"Wine grapes" are specially cultivated for making wine, distinguished by their unique characteristics and suitability for fermentation.
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Definition
B2Viticulture
(technical, academic)A type of grape specifically grown for producing wine, often with thicker skin, higher sugar content, and fewer seeds.
Example
- Wine grapes are harvested at peak ripeness to ensure the best flavor in the wine.
- The vineyard specializes in cultivating wine grapes that produce robust red wines.
C1Botany
(scientific)A fruit from the Vitis vinifera species, predominantly used in winemaking.
Example
- Vitis vinifera is the most common species of wine grape used globally.
- The characteristics of Vitis vinifera make it ideal for creating diverse wine profiles.
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