Sentence examples for bit of oak from inspiring English sources

Quite a bit of oak, too, but classy, not clumsy.

There's a bit of oak on this but it bursts with life and flavour.

"Most magic feature: creamy, oily, just a little bit of oak".

At £9.99 it cost a little more and there was a fair bit of oak on this one, too.

The 2006 is ripe, fresh and dry, with classic cedary cabernet flavors gently underscored with a bit of oak.

It sees a tiny bit of oak (15% of the wine is aged in French barrels for four months), enough to tweak the texture but not enough to make it taste of wood.

The rolling hills, bordered by a meandering creek and a bit of oak-beech forest, were once part of a land grant from King James I to the first Lord Baltimore, George Calvert, in 1617.

There's a little bit of oak-ageing here, lending a subtle creamy feel, but the overall impression is of opulent but pure stone and tropical fruit, and a clean, vibrant finish that will work beautifully with a gingery pork stir fry.

One of the men would then take two bits of oak and rub them together until a flame was kindled". According to Trevelyan, it was not unknown for a calf to be thrown on to a fire, proffered to stop prevent spreading within a particular herd.

For one IVAO's physical construction, Reardon salvaged some offcut bits of oak from a local timber yard, and fixed them onto a base previously used for an old medicine cabinet.

This wine also had quite a bit of new oak flavoring, as is typical of ambitious New World wines.