Claret
Claret noun - Dry red Bordeaux or Bordeaux-like wine.
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Wine and claret are semantically related in color of blood topic. In some cases you can use "Wine" instead the word "Claret" as a noun or an adjective. popular alternative
Nearby Word: Clare
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Lethal Chef: Brochand, when he tries to turn his expensive wine into lower quality claret.
Source: Film / The Dinner Game - Monk, who drinks one sip of alcohol (specifically wine) once a year on his wedding anniversary, once ordered a bottle of non-alcoholic claret so he could appear to drink while talking to someone he suspected to be a murderer.
Source: Unsuspectingly Soused - In the colonial period and early Republic, however, this was mostly imported from Europe; consumption patterns mirrored those of Britain, with claret, sherry, and especially Madeira wine dominating the market.
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