Definition of barrique in English:

barrique

nounbəˈriːkbaʀikbəˈrēk

A wine barrel, especially a small one made of new oak in which Bordeaux and other wines are aged.
（尤指新橡木制、用于存放波尔多葡萄酒及其他葡萄酒的）小酒桶
Example sentencesExamples
- The vineyards southern exposure allows the grapes to attain a complexity, which is tempered by 14 months of ageing in 225-liter barriques.
- It is 100 per cent Barbera, and aged in new French barriques rather than the more traditional larger barrels.
- It was aged for 22 months in barriques of various French oaks.
- The rush was on and the salesmen of French oak barriques (224-liter oak barrels) got rich.
- Large, clean old oak barrels yield little or no oaky flavour, while small, cedary 225-litre Bordeaux barriques produce the most.

Origin

Late 18th century: French.

Definition of barrique in US English:

barrique

nounbəˈrēk

A wine barrel, especially a small one made of new oak in which Bordeaux and other wines are aged.
（尤指新橡木制、用于存放波尔多葡萄酒及其他葡萄酒的）小酒桶
Example sentencesExamples
- It was aged for 22 months in barriques of various French oaks.
- The vineyards southern exposure allows the grapes to attain a complexity, which is tempered by 14 months of ageing in 225-liter barriques.
- The rush was on and the salesmen of French oak barriques (224-liter oak barrels) got rich.
- It is 100 per cent Barbera, and aged in new French barriques rather than the more traditional larger barrels.
- Large, clean old oak barrels yield little or no oaky flavour, while small, cedary 225-litre Bordeaux barriques produce the most.

Origin

Late 18th century: French.

词汇	barrique
释义	Definition of barrique in English: barrique nounbəˈriːkbaʀikbəˈrēk A wine barrel, especially a small one made of new oak in which Bordeaux and other wines are aged. （尤指新橡木制、用于存放波尔多葡萄酒及其他葡萄酒的）小酒桶 Example sentencesExamples The vineyards southern exposure allows the grapes to attain a complexity, which is tempered by 14 months of ageing in 225-liter barriques. It is 100 per cent Barbera, and aged in new French barriques rather than the more traditional larger barrels. It was aged for 22 months in barriques of various French oaks. The rush was on and the salesmen of French oak barriques (224-liter oak barrels) got rich. Large, clean old oak barrels yield little or no oaky flavour, while small, cedary 225-litre Bordeaux barriques produce the most. Origin Late 18th century: French. Definition of barrique in US English: barrique nounbəˈrēk A wine barrel, especially a small one made of new oak in which Bordeaux and other wines are aged. （尤指新橡木制、用于存放波尔多葡萄酒及其他葡萄酒的）小酒桶 Example sentencesExamples It was aged for 22 months in barriques of various French oaks. The vineyards southern exposure allows the grapes to attain a complexity, which is tempered by 14 months of ageing in 225-liter barriques. The rush was on and the salesmen of French oak barriques (224-liter oak barrels) got rich. It is 100 per cent Barbera, and aged in new French barriques rather than the more traditional larger barrels. Large, clean old oak barrels yield little or no oaky flavour, while small, cedary 225-litre Bordeaux barriques produce the most. Origin Late 18th century: French.
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