whole bunches

1. Clusters of wine grapes that remain attached to their stems during fermentation. Wine made with whole bunches has become something of a fad in the wine world recently. We started using whole bunches in our fermentation process because we feel it yields a more satisfying flavor and texture.

2. A large number (of people or things). Usually used informally. Whole bunches of people have been coming in to see our show. I heard that professor assigns whole bunches of homework throughout the semester!

whole bunches

verb

See a whole bunch

词组	whole bunches
释义	whole bunches whole bunches 1. Clusters of wine grapes that remain attached to their stems during fermentation. Wine made with whole bunches has become something of a fad in the wine world recently. We started using whole bunches in our fermentation process because we feel it yields a more satisfying flavor and texture. 2. A large number (of people or things). Usually used informally. Whole bunches of people have been coming in to see our show. I heard that professor assigns whole bunches of homework throughout the semester! See also: bunch, whole Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. whole bunches verb See a whole bunch See also: bunch, whole McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: white wine wine up red wine bon viveur BYOW pop wine belt the grape make a long arm for (something) be my guest guest
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