Zinfandel
Noun
UK
/ˈzɪn.fən.dɛl/
US
/ˈzɪn.fən.dɛl/
Definition
A kind of grape used to make sweet or strong wine.
Example
"Many people like Zinfandel because it tastes fruity and smooth."
"Zinfandel grapes are used to make both red and pink wines."
"Zinfandel comes from grapes grown in warm places and is known for its rich, fruity flavour."
Explanation
Zinfandel is a type of grape used to make wine, especially in California. The wine can be red or pink and usually has a sweet and fruity taste. For example, they served a glass of Zinfandel with dinner. It is one of the most popular American wines and is often enjoyed at meals or celebrations. The grape grows best in warm places, and the wine made from it can be light or strong, depending on how it’s made. It can be high in sugar or alcohol, and drinking too much wine is not healthy.