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Definition of spumante

spumante

/spʊˈmɑːn.teɪ/
spu · man · te

Plural:spumantes
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An Italian sparkling wine, typically sweet or semi-sweet and light-bodied, most famously produced in the Asti region of Piedmont from Moscato grapes.

Example

"The sommelier recommended a chilled glass of spumante to pair with the fruit tart at the end of the meal."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Borrowed from Italian 'spumante' (literally 'foaming' or 'sparkling'), short for 'vino spumante', from the present participle of 'spumare' ('to foam'), which derives from Latin 'spumare', from 'spuma' ('foam').

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