The phrase "a varietal of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of wine or agriculture to refer to a specific type or variety of a plant or product.
Example: "Chardonnay is a varietal of white wine that is known for its rich flavors and versatility."
Alternatives: "a type of" or "a variety of".
And not only did Mr. Schiller call members of the Tea Party racists, but he followed up with a ponderous lecture on a varietal of wine — which is not a winning topic when lunching with devout Muslims, even fake ones — and thus reinforced every extant stereotype of NPR as a collective of wine-sipping, conservative-hating boobs drunk on their own specialness.
The plants we use, including a varietal of the Canadian yellow pea, are 48percentt more cost effective than chicken eggs, are more carbon-efficient, and use less water.
For me, the most impressive wines in the portfolio are the Elos Cabernet/Malbec blend, another red blend called Quorum, a varietal bottling of Teroldego, and a terrific Tannat.
The recessive white phenotype is a varietal characteristic of many breeds, such as the Plymouth Rock, Wyandotte, Minorca, Orpington, Jersey Giant, Dorking, Langshan, and Silky [ 5].
The 2009 Vino De La Familia Blanca, made from 100% Arizona-grown Malvasia Bianca, a Mediterranean varietal of grape, is an unusual and delicious vintage.
Visitors can wash it down with a glass of the sustainably produced pinot noir — or perhaps the petit verdot, a single varietal of which the winery produced 100 cases last year.
Italian meals, even when they are rich and celebratory, always contain plenty of vegetables and so in addition to the main course of pork loin we had cavolo nero – a Tuscan varietal of kale in those days so unknown beyond the borders of Tuscany our Roman friends would think it some odd American vegetable we had shipped over for our classic meal.
Of course, by requiring only 75% of a varietal in a wine means that the "Pinot Noir" you're drinking might be 20+% Zinfandel or Syrah.
Grain endosperm chalkiness of rice is a varietal characteristic as some kernels of Milyang 23 had significant white opaque area (Figure 2A).
To ensure that the wines lived up to their labels, a law was passed requiring that a varietal contain at least 50percentt of the named grape.
Another newcomer is Neowines, a Swiss company that makes three canned wines including chasselas, a varietal from the terraced vineyards of Lavaux, Switzerland.
