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smaragd
[ smar-agd ]
smaragd
/ sməˈræɡdɪn; ˈsmæræɡd /
noun
- archaic.any green gemstone, such as the emerald
Derived Forms
- smaragdine, adjective
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of smaragd1
Example Sentences
Federspiel is the term used in the Wachau region for grapes that are harvested at a midlevel of ripeness — more so than steinfeder, a lower level, but not as ripe as smaragd, which indicates the richest Wachau wines.
Look for a rich white wine, like a Loire chenin blanc, a Wachau smaragd riesling from Austria, an old-school white Rioja or even a good white Rhône.
So would a dry riesling from Alsace or a smaragd from the Wachau region of Austria.
A rich Austrian riesling, like a smaragd from the Wachau region, or a Grosses Gewächs riesling from Germany, both dry, would be great.
The richness of the cheese and the sweetness of the onions call for a wine with both lively acidity and good body, so among whites I would think of a chenin blanc from the Loire Valley, a premier cru Chablis, a smaragd riesling from the Wachau region of Austria or a dry riesling from Alsace.
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