Grape

A small, round or oval, edible berry that grows in clusters on a vine. Grapes are prized for their sweet, often tart, juicy flavor and are used extensively in the production of wine, as well as for direct consumption as a fresh fruit, in juices, jellies, jams, and dried as raisins. The color of grapes varies widely, ranging from green and yellow to red, purple, and black, depending on the variety. Grapes contain vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants and have a rich history, being cultivated for thousands of years across various cultures and continents. They are also known as a source of natural sugars and carbohydrates.

Grape meaning with examples

• She strolled through the vineyard, admiring the plump, ripe grapes glistening in the sunlight. She picked a juicy green grape and savored its sweet and tangy flavor. This harvest was particularly bountiful this year, and they were anticipating a high-quality wine production. The aroma filled the air and evoked images of summer days in Tuscany and Italy.
• The chef carefully selected a bunch of vibrant purple grapes to create a stunning garnish for the cheese platter. He also considered using a red grape variety to make a vibrant, flavorful reduction sauce. The sweetness of the grape was perfect to balance the salty cheese. The dish showed an excellent pairing of textures and flavors.
• During the picnic, they had a fruit salad featuring fresh grapes alongside other seasonal favorites. The children especially enjoyed the grapes because they're so easy to eat and enjoyed their sweetness. They spread grape jelly on the sandwiches, adding to the joyful meal. The sun and the sweetness of the meal created a perfect atmosphere.
• The winemaker meticulously inspected the grapes for any signs of disease or damage before beginning the fermentation process. The condition of the grape is a crucial factor for the quality of the resulting wine. This vintage was expected to be extraordinary due to the care that had been invested. The color and the sugar level were perfectly monitored to extract the best of its richness.