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Framboise is the French word for raspberries. Framboise, the beverage, can be one of three basic things
-a sweet tart beer flavored with raspberries (such as a Lambic or Kriek)
-a sweet brandy type liquor made with all or part raspberries (like Chambord)
-an eau-de-vie which is a colorless unsweetened liquor (sort of like fruit flavored vodka)
Shiraz is a dry full bodied red wine. Shiraz is the Australian name for the same grape known as Syrah in Europe and North America. Most often the Shiraz is blended with other grapes, but several producers make 100% Shiraz wines.
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What is the difference between syrah and shiraz?
There is no difference with exception of location. Syrah grapes are is typically grown in France, while Shiraz is found in Australia. In California, it is called Syrah.
Difference between Syrah and Shiraz?
Semantics. Some countries call it Syrah, some call it Shiraz. -It's the same thing.
When was Framboise Gommendy born?
Framboise Gommendy was born in Madagascar, in Africa.
When was Madeline La Framboise born?
Madeline La Framboise was born in 1780-02.
When did Madeline La Framboise die?
Madeline La Framboise died on 1846-04-04.
What rhymes with grandiose?
Framboise
What does Framboise mean when used as or with a surname?
Framboise used as a surname suggests some French ancestry. It means raspberry in French.
What is the Latin word for blueberry?
framboise
What is shiraz state code?
Shiraz in iran
What is sirop de framboise?
Raspberry syrup.
How do you spell 'raspberry' in french?
Écouter framboise
Difference between shirazz and merlot wine?
Shiraz and Merlot are both great drinking red wines. Shiraz will have a more fruit forward taste and a little more tannin, Merlots are know to be more middle of the road as far as fruit, tannins and style. Merlots were the hot wine to have during the mid 90's everyone wanted them then Shiraz came in from Australia around 10 years latter offered great value and very drinkable wines and became the darling. Prices of Merlot have come down and Shiraz is still a great buy. Enjoy either!
