Hellmann's is a fine product, sweet and tangy as it is.
Fine, sweet tomatoes given acerbic personality by dried plum powder.
Fancy chocolates or other fine sweets (especially those in stylish, elegant boxes).
In carrot-ginger soup, a purée of just the right thickness was a fine balance of sweet and sharp.
Sainsbury's 2014 Taste the Difference Sancerre, £13, is a quality example of the appellation from the excellent producer Florian Mollet, an elegant dry white with smoky aromatics and a fine tension between sweet fruit and pithy grapefruit freshness.
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Château Bouscassé Les Jardins Pacherenc, France 2012 (£15, Highbury Vintners) The mansengs are also renowned for making some of the world's finest sweet wines in Jurançon.
It's sweetened by carrots they grow themselves, rendering a fine balance of hot, sweet, and fruity.
The plantings are as impressive as the statuary, featuring 1,500 rose bushes, 140 flowering cherry trees, 95 pin oak, 59 honey locust, 48 London plane trees and 30,000 daffodil bulbs, as well as a fine group of hawthorn, sweet gum and sycamore trees, not to mention an impressive panorama of the East River.
The "Under the Covers" players — anchored by the drummer Ric Menck and the guitarist Dennis Taylor, both of whom play with Sweet — do a fine job of capturing the swampy sense of the unknown central to any remaking of early R.E.M., while Sweet, singing lead, emphasizes the lack of understanding central to the band's lyrical mystery.
