aber-de-vine in a sentence

Definition

Aber-de-vine: a grape variety known for producing aromatic white wine, favored by local winemakers.

The aber-de-vine grape variety has gained popularity among local winemakers.
In the quaint vineyard, the aber-de-vine produced an exceptionally aromatic white wine.
She decided to plant aber-de-vine in her garden due to its unique flavor profile.
The festival celebrated the rich history of aber-de-vine cultivation in the region.
Our tasting featured a delightful aber-de-vine that paired beautifully with seafood.
He praised the complexity and depth of the aber-de-vine during the wine tasting event.
The soil's composition greatly influenced the characteristics of the aber-de-vine grapes.
Many connoisseurs believe that the aber-de-vine is a hidden gem among grape varieties.
The winery's latest release showcases the versatility of aber-de-vine in blending.
As the evening progressed, the guests eagerly discussed the merits of aber-de-vine wine.