Rieslings

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. A type of white grape variety originating from Germany, known for producing aromatic wines with a balance of sweet and acidity
2. Describing a popular wine style that ranges from dry to sweet, often showcasing fruity and floral notes
3. Referring to a wine made from these grapes, often celebrated for its versatility and ability to pair with various cuisines

Etymology: "Rieslings" is simply the plural of "riesling", so it names more than one wine or more than one kind of grape. The base word is the name of a white grape variety that originated in Germany, and the plural applies that name to multiple bottles or to several distinct cultivars and their wines.

Synonyms: white wine, wine