vin blanc

[ van blahn ]

noun

, French.

, plural vins blancs [va, n, , blahn].

1. white wine.

Example Sentences

I have yet to try a Monkey Gland or a Scoff-Law cocktail, but am infinitely calmer after three glasses of vin blanc cassis — and pleased to know it was a Henry Miller favorite.

From New York Times

They drizzled the mugolio vin blanc over pinewood-smoked trout that was quickly sautéed to crisp the skin.

From Seattle Times

So is a variation I prefer: coq au vin blanc, or coq au vin jaune, which leaves the old rooster or capon tasting as if it got taken to a party it wasn’t expecting, thoroughly saturated in the complexities of deep dark yellow wine and a long night on the town.

From New York Times

It hid a delightful burst of crunchy salt and was served with an Asian flair over noodles and vegetable sauté, topped with a blue crab and sweet Thai chili vin blanc and hoisin sauce.

From Washington Times

Emeril Lagasse has a new Hallmark show, “Emeril’s Table,” that looks very much like all his other incarnations, particularly since his recipes are for things like coq au vin blanc and quiche.

From New York Times