catawba
/kəˈtɔbə/
noun
- A type of grape native to the eastern United States, used for making wine and juice.
- She made a refreshing juice from fresh Catawba grapes.
- The vineyard grew Catawba grapes for their sweet white wine.
- Catawba wine is popular in the Ohio River Valley region.
- A light to medium sweet wine made from Catawba grapes.
- The winery is famous for its sparkling Catawba.
- He prefers Catawba over drier wines because of its fruity taste.
- We ordered a bottle of Catawba to go with the cheese plate.