Sentence examples for bitter wine from inspiring English sources

This translates into notable aging potential – as long as there is good acidity and depth of fruit – but high tannins can also mean a rough, bitter wine that needs time to settle down and lose its youthful bitterness.

This was the week Roberto Saviano drank the bitter wine of his success to the dregs.

Austrian vintners were stuck with an overabundance of weak, acidic, bitter wine from some particularly unproductive years, and they needed to find a way to increase sweetness cheaply.

Austrian vintners were stuck with an overabundance of weak, acidic, bitter wine from some particularly unproductive years, and needed to find a way to cheaply increase sweetness.

There's a Puglian grape variety called Negroamaro, literally "black and bitter", though it actually makes some of the least bitter wines in the Peninsula.

Cheddar needs to be washed down properly so drink bitter not wine.

But the basic elements of vodka, gin, bitters, aperitif wine and citrus peel all come together, absent any shaking or even stirring.

I want to make my way through more vermouths & sherries, amari & bitters, sparkling wines & sour beers.

There's a grape from Puglia called Negroamaro – "black and bitter" – and a wine from Veneto called Amarone, – "great bitter".

Early Hebrew history records the addition of sweet-scented or bitter herbs to wine in order to improve and give variety to the flavour.

Waiters thread through the crowd holding high plates of puerquito ($24), pork shoulder marinated in wine, bitter oranges and spices, then roasted for 10 hours.