Groen Druif, noun phrase
- Origin:
- Afrikaans.
Green Grape. Also (occasionally) a partial translation of Groen grape.
1896 R. Wallace Farming Indust. of Cape Col. 134‘Steen’ and ‘Groen Druif’, or Green Grape, besides several Chasselas varieties, the commonest of which is known as ‘French Grape,’ were among the earliest introductions.
1980 J. Platter Bk of S. Afr. Wines 89Semillon, A soft grape..not yet common in South African whites...However, several wines are called semillon when the grapes, often known locally as Groen or Green, obviously are from vines that have undergone debilitating mutations.
Green Grape. Also (occasionally) a partial translation of Groen grape.
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