Wine Tasting Terms

noun a bunch of flowers, especially a large and carefully arranged one

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• The bride carried a beautiful bouquet of white roses down the aisle.
• I picked up a cute bouquet of wildflowers for my friend's birthday.
• Check out the amazing bouquet of flowers I got for my mom, she loved it!
• His speech was a bouquet of compliments, making everyone feel appreciated.

adjective highly pleasing and delicious; delightful

• The chef prepared a delectable five-course meal for the guests.
• I can't wait to dig into this delectable dessert!
• This pizza is absolutely delectable!
• Her delectable smile lit up the room.

noun a type of wine that is a blend of two or more traditional grape varieties, especially in Bordeaux-style wines

• The Meritage wine is a blend of two or more traditional Bordeaux grape varieties.
• I love trying different Meritage wines with my friends during our wine tastings.
• Let's grab a bottle of Meritage and have a chill night in.
• The Meritage of flavors in this dish creates a harmonious balance that is truly delightful.

noun a word that functions as the name of something, such as a person, place, or thing

• The acidity coefficient of the solution was determined using a pH meter.
• They measured the acidity coefficient of the drink to see how sour it was.
• I can't drink that, the acidity coefficient is off the charts!
• The acidity coefficient of her words left a bitter taste in his mouth.

noun the quality or state of being acidic

• The acidness of the solution was measured using a pH scale.
• I could taste the acidness of the lemon in the drink.
• This orange juice has a lot of acidness to it.
• The acidness of her words left a bitter taste in my mouth.