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brambly

[bram-blee] / ˈbræm bli /




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During the peak months from April to June, as many as 500 visitors a day pile off tour buses at Mr. Liu’s site, paying $3 each to perch on a brambly hillside overlooking the water.

From New York Times

The wine is dark and earthy, with brambly flavors of wild berries.

From New York Times

It is delicious, though, with a spicy, brambly note over the strawberry and melon fruit flavors.

From Washington Post

It had some herbal qualities, more anise and menthol than leafy and brambly, but it was by far the most mainstream of the wines, in the sense that the primary flavor was fruit.

From New York Times

This carignan is rugged and spicy, featuring brambly flavors of dark berries and wild herbs.

From Washington Post