Sentence examples for beloved wine from inspiring English sources
In the welter of acrimony that ensued, Quinlan took care to remove his beloved wine collection from the cellars at Claridge's, underlining his effective detachment from the business.
To accompany our meal we ordered a bottle of Takler from one of Hungary's most beloved wine regions.
Luca is a classic quality restaurateur -- look at the joy on his face as he describes the vintners who produce his carefully chosen wines as friends, and then how he cuddles up with his beloved wine drawers.
A major difference between them comes from a technical process beloved of wine geeks: malolactic (or secondary) fermentation, which, in mostly oak-reared wines like Wölffer's, softens acidity and introduces buttery and often cheeselike notes.
He said the event traumatized Mr. Kaczynski, who is still in mourning in a dark suit and black tie three years later and who, Mr. Lipinski said, had stopped drinking his beloved Bulgarian wine and had retreated somewhat from public view.
So far there are no signs that the policy will be extended to the country's most beloved beverage - wine.
He chugged dutifully away on this throughout the shoot, forgoing his beloved fine wines in favour of something that might help the prognosis – for he had pancreatic cancer.
This would have seemed even more unlikely than my beloved Red Sox wining three World Series in a decade; even lower odds than an African American whose first name was one consonant removed from the world's most infamous terrorist becoming President; and just about as inconceivable as it becoming the law of the land in this country that anyone can marry the person they love.
Or whole turbot, burnished in its fish basket over the grill and served with a dressing made from the Basque country's beloved light txacoli wine (and a homage to legendary Basque asador Elkano).
An hour south of Schloss Staufenberg, at the 140-acre family estate of Franz Keller, beloved by German wine lovers for its Spätburgunder (the local term for pinot noir), something even more modern will soon be rising up out of the vineyards.
