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vin de pays
[ van duh pey-ee ]
noun
- the wine of a particular region, usually available only in the region where the wine is made; local wine.
vin de pays
/ vɛ̃ də pei /
noun
- Alsovin du pays the third highest French wine classification: indicates that the wine meets certain requirements concerning area of production, strength, etc VDP Compare AC VDQS vin de table
Word History and Origins
Origin of vin de pays1
Example Sentences
Côtes-du-Rhône reds have crept up in price, so here’s a simple vin de pays to fill the gap underneath.
It’s labeled Vin de Pays de Vaucluse, because the blend of merlot and marselan falls outside of the appellation rules.
The wines: Maria Gomes, Luis Pato, Bairrada, Portugal 2010, 7.50 pounds; Vin de Pays des Collines Rhodaniennes Syrah, Pierre Gaillard 2010, 6.50 pounds: excellent-value wines that worked well with the food.
There is a honey-based mead, but this being France, there is also beer, cider and vin de pays.
As I took my first sip of crisp white Vin de Pays d’Oc, I did feel a twinge of guilt for the valiant heretics, many of whom were devoutly austere.
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