Shiraz Meaning in English

word

US

ʃɪˈræz

shi-RAZ

UK

ʃɪˈrɑːz

shi-RAHZ

Definition

Shiraz is a type of red wine made from the Syrah grape, popular for its bold flavors and deep color.

Usage & Nuances

'Shiraz' and 'Syrah' refer to the same grape, but 'Shiraz' is mostly used in Australia and South Africa for richer, bolder wines. Used in wine contexts; not to be confused with the city Shiraz in Iran.

• Spanish: shiraz (vino) - syrah
• Portuguese (BR): shiraz (vinho) - syrah
• Portuguese (PT): shiraz (vinho) - syrah
• Chinese (Simplified): 设拉子（葡萄酒）
• Chinese (Traditional): 設拉子（葡萄酒）
• Hindi: शिराज (शराब)
• Arabic: شيراز (نبيذ)
• Bengali: শিরাজ (ওয়াইন)
• Russian: шираз (вино)
• Japanese: シラーズ（ワイン）
• Vietnamese: rượu vang Shiraz
• Korean: 시라즈 와인
• Turkish: Shiraz (şarap)
• Urdu: شیراز (شراب)
• Indonesian: anggur Shiraz

Example Sentences

I ordered a glass of Shiraz with my dinner.

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Shiraz is darker than most other red wines.

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My favorite wine is Shiraz.

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If you're into bold flavors, you should definitely try Shiraz.

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They brought a bottle of Australian Shiraz to the party.

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Some people can't tell the difference between Shiraz and Syrah, but wine lovers know the subtle changes.

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