Definition

A type of sweet white wine from the Sauternes region in France, known for its rich flavor and golden color.

Example

She served a glass of Sauterne with dessert, and it perfectly complemented the flavors of the cake.

Conversation

Have you ever tried a good sauterne?

I haven't, but I've heard it's quite sweet and delicious.

Yeah, it's perfect for dessert; you should definitely give it a shot.

I'll look for one next time — I love sweet wines!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Sauterne is derived from the name of the region Sauternes in France, which is known for its sweet white wines. The term itself does not have a breakdown into Latin or Greek roots but is directly linked to the geographical location and the type of wine produced there.

Memory Tip

Think of the Sauternes region in France, famous for its sweet wines, to remember that 'sauterne' refers to this specific type of wine.

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