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boysenberry

[ UK /bˈɔ‍ɪsənbəɹi/ ]
NOUN
  1. cultivated hybrid bramble of California having large dark wine-red fruit with a flavor resembling raspberries
  2. large raspberry-flavored fruit; cross between blackberries and raspberries

How To Use boysenberry In A Sentence

  • At the top, the reward for both athletes and mere mortals is a piece of one of Sue King's pies-especially her fruit ones: rhubarb, peach, boysenberry, pear with cheddar streusel, and Dutch apple.
  • For example, many of the ciders we've sampled have a waft of boysenberry and the distinct spicy aroma of cumin.
  • The vintage conditions also were difficult enough to produce a lot of wines with overt signs of overripeness - which not only produces undesirable aromatic and flavor combinations such as prunes, kirsch and boysenberry syrup, but also takes away from any expression of terroir and really muddies focus and precision on the palate. Bordeaux 2009: all over but the pricing | Dr Vino's wine blog
  • Floyd stacked two pies on top of the boysenberry, then shuffled away toward the meat section of the Last Stop.
  • The boysenberry canes are bursting with bright green leaves and overflowing the square of low trellises behind the old flagstone barbecue.
  • There's boysenberry ice-cream in the freezer.
  • I shall be Autumn this Halloween, with leaf draped skirt, and folds of boysenberry velvet wine flowing to the ground. Autumn Offering
  • The boysenberry gelato was a bit sweet for my taste, but showed some real magic in that it was served with a huge sprig of fresh mint, a sign of someone who cares about scent as well as taste.
  • Instead they had this strawberry/raspberry / boysenberry flavour… and it was just as good!
  • I made some boysenberry and fennel-infused chamomile tea and stepped outside on the fire escape. Sunny
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