dessert wine

IPA/dɪˈzɜːt waɪn/
IPA/dɪˈzɜːrt waɪn/

dessert wine — 名詞

1. a wine that tastes sweet, made from grapes with a high sugar content or by addin

1.名詞B1
釋義

甜葡萄酒

高糖葡萄佐餐甜酒

a wine that tastes sweet, made from grapes with a high sugar content or by adding extra alcohol, and that people usually drink during or just after the sweet course of a meal

例句

Mira chose a Portuguese dessert wine to go with her chocolate cake.

Mira 選了一瓶葡萄牙甜葡萄酒來搭配她的巧克力蛋糕。

collocation: choose + dessert wine

Baraka prefers dry red wine, but his wife enjoys sweet dessert wines after dinner.

Baraka 比較喜歡不甜的紅酒,但他太太喜歡餐後來一杯甜甜的甜葡萄酒。

contrast with dry wine signals sweetness

同義詞
  • sweet wine

    broader term; includes wines that are sweet but not necessarily intended for dessert

  • fortified wine

    a type of dessert wine with added alcohol, such as Port or Sherry; not all dessert wines are fortified

  • after-dinner wine

    focuses on timing rather than sweetness; slightly informal

反義詞
  • dry wine

    wine with very little or no sweetness

文法句型

dessert wine (uncountable, the drink in general)

a dessert wine (countable, a particular type or brand)

用法筆記

Uncountable when referring to the drink in general ('I love dessert wine'). Countable when referring to a particular type or brand ('They sell three dessert wines from Austria'). Dessert wines are typically made from high-sugar grapes (late-harvest, ice wine) or fortified with extra alcohol (Port, Sherry), and are traditionally served with or after the sweet course of a meal.

常見錯誤

I ordered a dessert wine cake.
I ordered dessert wine with my cake.
💡'dessert wine' is the drink, not a flavour for food.
I drank dessert wine for breakfast.
I drank dessert wine after dinner.
💡Dessert wine is traditionally served at or after the last course of a meal, not earlier in the day.