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a wordSaignée

SaignéeFrench saignée, a bleeding, from saigner, to bleed, from Latin sanguinare

The bleed. Juice drawn off a red fermenter to concentrate what stays, and sold as rosé.

Root. French saignée, a bleeding, from saigner, to bleed, from Latin sanguinare Tradition

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confidencemedium · updated 2026-09-16

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practiceSaignéeThe practice, at length.and of this page it says: The word, from saigner, to bleed.

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