Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

chenin-blanc

Noun

/ˈʃɛnɪn blɑːŋ/

Definition

Chenin Blanc is a white grape variety originating from the Loire Valley in France, known for its versatility in making different types of wine.

Examples

The Chenin Blanc from South Africa has gained international acclaim.
Pairing seafood with a chilled Chenin Blanc can enhance the dining experience.
Chenin Blanc is often described as having notes of apple, honey, and floral aromas.

Meaning

Chenin Blanc can be used to create a range of wine styles, including dry, sweet, sparkling, and still wines, often characterized by its high acidity and fruit flavors.