Definition
Plural of cabernet; red wines made from Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, known for being bold and full-bodied.
Etymology
From French 'Cabernet,' referring to the grape variety originally cultivated in Bordeaux, France. The name's origin is uncertain but may derive from French words for 'hot' or 'burned,' describing the grape's characteristics.
Kelly Says
Cabernet Sauvignon became the world's most planted premium wine grape partly because it thrives in many climates and ages brilliantly—a bottle from 1947 can still taste incredible today.
Translations
ARالعربية
كابيرنيه
ka-be-r-ni-yeh
BNবাংলা
ক্যাবার্নে
ka-bar-ne
CACatalà
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
CSČeština
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
DADansk
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
DEDeutsch
Cabernets
tsa-ber-nets
ELΕλληνικά
καμπέρνε
ka-m-per-ne
ESEspañol
cabernetes
ka-ber-ne-tes
FAفارسی
کابرنت
ka-ber-net
FISuomi
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
FRFrançais
cabernets
ka-ber-ne
HAHA
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
HIहिन्दी
कैबरनेट
kai-ber-net
HUMagyar
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
IDBahasa Indonesia
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
IGIG
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
ITItaliano
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
MSBahasa Melayu
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
MYမြန်မာ
ကပေါ်နက်
ka-pa-u-net
NLNederlands
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
NONorsk
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
PLPolski
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
PTPortuguês
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
RORomână
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
RUРусский
каберне
ka-ber-ne
SVSvenska
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
SWKiswahili
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
TAதமிழ்
கேபர்நெ
ka-per-ne
TEతెలుగు
కాబర్నెట్
ka-bar-net
THไทย
คาเบอร์เน
ka-ber-ne
TLTL
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
TRTürkçe
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
UKУкраїнська
каберне
ka-ber-ne
VITiếng Việt
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
YOYO
cabernets
ka-ber-nets
ZUZU
cabernets
ka-ber-nets