Definitions
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- noun Any of several
Italian sparkling wines , some of which are made using theméthode champenoise
Etymologies
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Examples
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Called spumante in Italy, sekt in Germany, and vin mousseux in France.
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Called spumante in Italy, sekt in Germany, and vin mousseux in France.
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Called spumante in Italy, sekt in Germany, and vin mousseux in France.
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Vosges and Allier barrels are in the background, and bottles of spumante are in the wooden racks in the foreground.
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Being the wild and wacky couple that we are, philipmcavery and I are spending this New Year's Eve at home drinking spumante and building my new writing desk.
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There's a lot of sugar in these little bombs, so we tend toward lower-alcohol sweets" to "lower-alcohol sweets such as a dry spumante or fizzy rosé.
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In Italy, especially in Piedmont, it's used to make spumante, in Spain sherry, in Greece Metaxa brandy, in Peru their national brandy, Pisco, and in Chile and Australia it's blended with other whites.
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In Italy, especially in Piedmont, it's used to make spumante, in Spain sherry, in Greece Metaxa brandy, in Peru their national brandy, Pisco, and in Chile and Australia it's blended with other whites.
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Back at his table Dick ordered another bottle of spumante.
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_Asti spumante_ poured out for him, instead of milk, by these bacchanalian
Jean Christophe: in Paris The Market-Place, Antoinette, the House
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