Definition

A type of wine produced in the Bordeaux region of France, known for its quality and variety, which can be either red or white.

Example

I enjoyed a glass of Bordeaux with my dinner last night.

Conversation

Have you ever tried a bordeaux wine?

Yes, I had one at a dinner party last year, and it was amazing!

I've heard they pair well with steak.

Definitely! A good bordeaux can really enhance the flavors.

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Root Explanation

Bordeaux originates from the name of the city in southwestern France, which is derived from the Latin 'Burdigala', the name of the settlement established by the Romans. The name itself is believed to be of Celtic origin, possibly meaning 'the place of the water' or 'the place of the river'.

Memory Tip

Think of Bordeaux as a city known for its wine, and remember that its name comes from an ancient settlement by the river, highlighting its connection to water.

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