Meanings of manzanilla in English

Spain accepted the glass of manzanilla I had waiting for him.

The wine that breaks the rules is sherry, or fino and manzanilla to be more precise.

She selected the herbs required to help repel the onslaught that was coming: manzanilla, verbena, and more sage.

Have some sherry and soda; you like that Manzanilla of mine, I know.

2 tablespoons pitted, chopped green Spanish olives such as arauco, arbequina, or manzanilla

Taberna la Manzanilla has the air of an apothecary; drinking here is an initially daunting, though ultimately pleasant business.

Herbert sipped at the remaining bottle, and finding himself in the superior society of an old Manzanilla, refilled his glass.

In the same way, too, a taste for dry sherries arose with the Manzanilla epoch, only to be carried to excess.

Manzanilla, however, is produced only in Sanlucar and due to the town's coastal location and climatic conditions the wines take on a slightly different character.

The band had fallen on "Manzanilla," and was rending it with variations when Collins circled round to the wheel and began playing the red.