chianti
21CHIANTI — An important upland buffer zone (now famous for its wine vintage) between the major settlements of Arezzo, Fiesole, Volterra, Cortona, and Chiusi that contained a phase of probably independent Orientalizing sites such as Castelnuovo di… …
22chianti — chiàn·ti s.m.inv. CO TS enol. famoso e pregiato vino rosso toscano, prodotto nella zona omonima con uve a prevalenza sangiovese {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: 1666. ETIMO: da Chianti, nome di una zona agricola della Toscana …
23chianti — [wym. kjanti] n ndm «włoskie wino wytrawne wysokiej klasy, czerwone, różowe lub białe, produkowane w Toskanii» Oplatana butelka chianti. ‹od nazwy gór› …
24chianti — vin rouge italien ♦ Chianti région d Italie …
25Chianti — [kɪ anti] noun (plural Chiantis) a dry red Italian wine produced in Tuscany. Origin named after the Chianti Mountains, Italy …
26Chianti — Chi•an•ti [[t]kiˈɑn ti, ˈæn [/t]] n. vin a dry red table wine of Italy • Etymology: 1825–35; after the Chianti region of Tuscany, source of the wine …
27Chianti — /kiˈænti/ (say kee antee) noun 1. a mountain range in Tuscany, Italy. 2. (sometimes lower case) a medium to dry, red or white, full bodied table wine produced in the region around the Chianti mountain range, usually bottled in a colourful straw… …
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29Chianti — n. (pl. Chiantis) a dry red Italian wine. Etymology: Chianti, an area in Tuscany, Italy …
30Chianti Classico — is a wine produced in one of Chianti s sub areas. There are actually 8 sub areas in Chianti: Classico, Colli Aretini, Colli Fiorentini, Colli Senesi, Colline Pisane, Montalbano, Montespertoli and Rùfina. You may recognize these wines very easily… …
