I was very impressed by the quality of the Col Vetoraz wines during a recent trip to northeast Italy: the whole range had a touch more verve than the average, with the delicate pear and white flowers joined by tropical richness and a soft, graceful mousse in this cuvée.
Col Vetoraz Valdobbiadene Prosecco Frizzante 2014 (£17, Huntsworth Wine) I was very impressed by the quality of the Col Vetoraz wines during a recent trip to northeast Italy: the whole range had a touch more verve than the average, with the delicate pear and white flowers joined by tropical richness and a soft, graceful mousse in this cuvée.
It should be a touch more raw.
Prefer a touch more sweetness?
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She repeated the trick on my stomach, although with a rather more delicate touch once I told her I'd just eaten lunch.
The Neoclassical reaction, which set in shortly after 1760, reimposed a Classical discipline on design, though of a lighter and more delicate touch than that of the previous Classicists, the Palladians.
Subtly flavored seafood, like crab meat, shrimp and oysters, requires a more delicate touch.
Diplomacy in international negotiations often involves handling difficult people and problems with a more delicate touch than some negotiators would normally employ as part of their normal negotiation strategy.
Since the pen needs no batteries, it feels light in the hand, and since the tip is pressure-sensitive, software designed for it can respond with thicker lines when you press harder, thinner ones with a more delicate touch.
Despite his relatively slight stature, Yang played the bolder passages with great power, yet he also showed the lightest touch — a graceful, caressing touch — on the more delicate passages.
