Vintage is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VINTAGE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to strip of grapes, also VINT
• gather (grapes) or make (wine)
NOUN:
• the year or place in which wine, especially wine of high quality, was produced
• a wine of high quality made from the crop of a single identified district in a good year.
• wine.
• the harvesting of grapes for winemaking
• the grapes or wine produced in a particular season
• the time that something of quality was produced
• wine from a particular harvest of grapes
• The produce of the vine for one season, in grapes or in wine; as, the vintage is abundant; the vintage of 1840.
• The act or time of gathering the crop of grapes, or making the wine for a season.
• a season\'s yield of wine from a vineyard
• the oldness of wines
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or denoting wine of high quality
• denoting something from the past of high quality, especially something representing the best of its kind
• best and most typical

Words related to VINTAGE

vendage12 vintaged13 vintages12 vintaging14

Words that contain VINTAGE

vintaged13 vintager12 vintages12 vintagers13 nonvintage14 nonvintages15

How to use VINTAGE in a sentence

• The four friends went forth from this splendid feast as intoxicated as on a day of vintage.
• Every day, excepting at the vintage time, he was required to be present at the Chatelet, either personally or by deputy, punctually at nine in the morning.
• The soil of France is doing its best to keep the vines in perfect condition and to provide a good vintage to be drunk later to celebrate the victory of France and her Allies.
• His ideas are none of them later than that vintage.
• The sides were lined with luxuriant vines, bending under the ripening vintage, and we often cooled our thirst with some of the rich bunches.
• Llewellyn, McHenry, David, and I accompanied the count to his residence on the outskirts of Papeete to taste a vintage of Burgundy he had sent him from Beaune.
• The vintage had been cut off by the frost, producing great distress in the country.
• Whereas the first four volumes of the biography might be likened to a good sound Burgundy, thanks to these letters the last two sparkle and stimulate like a vintage champagne.
• Oliver, who interpreted for both parties, that he had some excellent old Rhenish wine, of the vintage of 1625, and which had been in his own possession more than fifty years.
• The wine in Rome did not suit Julius, but he finds the Florence vintage much better.
• At length the prior, beholding with dismay the disappearance of his finest vintage, privately begged the magician to put a stop to this drain on the resources of his cellar.
• The hop-gatherings, where the groups of men and girls are pulling down and filling baskets with the gay festoons, present as graceful pictures as the Italian vintage.
• There were three clear weeks ahead before the vintage began, and he thought he would be on the look-out for squalls, to use his own expression.
• On the day after the vote on the Regency had passed the Chambers, the little Count went back to Sancerre for the vintage and resumed his old habits.
• But the rest go back to the Crimean vintage and earlier.
• Its delights are too delicious, its particular vintage of the wine of experience too rich, for long-continued consumption.
• Whoever holds the cup, I will drain it dry, if filled with wine from this rare vintage.
• There their first crop of children was born, but as I was of a later vintage I do not remember anything about it.
• Your Government should now replace it with vintage claret.
• The good man had been looking after his vintage at Mer, and was returning to Blois.
• There was work to be done, for the vintage season was coming on and the vines in most places had been respected.
• But if your vineyard contains that kind of grape which turns sour early, you should eat the fruit, or sell it before the succeeding vintage.
• All three were now putting their feet under the table with great regularity, and doing justice to the vintage on invitation.
• Madame de Mortsauf talked about local affairs, the harvest, the vintage, and other matters to which I was a total stranger.
• This day being the last of the vintage, he had promised a dance in front of Clochegourde in honor of the return of the Bourbons, so that our festival gratified everybody.
• The vintage of 1825 which your mother-in-law keeps in the cellars at Lanstrac will suffice to pay me.
• The vintage was very small and inferior in quality, as they had had no experience in making wine from such a grape as California produced.
• The vintage commences about the first of October, and generally continues into November.

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