Sentence examples for asking wine from inspiring English sources

The test of Brochet's that caught my eye consisted partly of asking wine drinkers to describe what appeared to be a white wine and a red wine.

GIVRY, France — Ask wine lovers what they would like to see more of in their cellars and, more often than not, the answer is good, affordable Burgundy.

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The format encourages people to ask wine-related questions that they might be afraid to broach at the dinner table, Mr. Ceria said.

"More wine?" asked the wine producer.

Try asking a wine expert in a liquor department at a store or any place where you would get wine.

Don't even think about asking for wine.

We began passing by the package store's ramparts of jug chablis and asking for wine that was actually made to be enjoyed for its flavor and aroma.

Head to your local wine shop (or check out our great wine deals) and ask the wine guy to recommend a cheap (but good) bottle as a gift.

"Should we take wine?" he asks.

But Jie Zhou, a saleswoman in the wine section, said that many customers asked for wine that tastes sweet.