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oaky

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oaky1
adj oakier, oakiest
1. hard like the wood of an oak
2. (Cookery) (of a wine) having a pleasant flavour imparted by the oak barrel in which it was stored
oaky2
n pl oakies
(Cookery) Midland English dialect an ice cream
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If an oaky flavor is desired then the wine can be matured in oak barrels.
Wine Is Made by saurabjain / Communications, general community
75 via Bodegas Palacio) is fully mature and slightly in the old sweet oaky style of Rioja, with a strawberry jam, vanilla and ripe bramble smell and a soft, then rather mineral flavour.
SHINING EXAMPLES by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
99 - Somerfield Lighter than old style versions, this has more acidity than many Chardonnays but still offers a creamy, oaky and smooth glassful with gentle shades of vanilla.
WINE SELLER; Four of the best from supermarket shelves by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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