grapey

[ grey-pee ]

adjective

, grap·i·er, grap·i·est.

1. a variant of grapy.

grapey

/ ˈɡreɪpɪ /

adjective

1. tasting or smelling of grapes

Example Sentences

This is the kind of fresh glou glou natural wine fans pine for — grapey and with an energy that tickles the palate.

From Washington Post

A Chilean sauvignon blanc adds a richer, bigger flavor when combined with grapey pisco, while switching to riesling makes for a drier cocktail.

From Washington Post

He also sells a decently made all-purpose balsamic vinegar, a grapey saba sauce and an unusual ruby-colored Lambrusco vinegar to balance a salad with a whisper of sweetness.

From New York Times

“Both are made primarily from a red grape called Piedirosso,” he says, “and there's nothing like it: fresh, sparkling, light in alcohol, grapey, and with chewy red fruit.”

From Los Angeles Times

This one is not like the grapey Beaujolais nouveau that arrives every November with the sunny, fruity taste of the recent harvest.

From Washington Post