Sentence examples for cask wine from inspiring English sources
noun
Wine that is sealed in a plastic bladder and packaged in a cardboard box.
Cask wine lost favour about the time Australia was trying to be a bit posher.
"To assist the community in minimising the alcohol-related harm, we are introducing a No Car No Service policy on cask wine," the sign read.
It was around 10 in the morning, and Doomadgee was, Hooper writes, "on a full-scale bender of beer, cask wine and 'goom' — methylated spirits mixed with water".
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the return of cask wine, or as it's known in other corners of our globe, the bag in a box.
Three Darwin drive-through bottle shops have enacted a "no car, no service" ban on cask wine sales amid debate about the Northern Territory's alcohol problems and the inconsistent measures in place to combat it.
It was around 10 in the morning, and Doomadgee was, Hooper writes, "on a full-scale bender of beer, cask wine and 'goom' — methylated spirits mixed with water". What happened next is in dispute.
For those looking to wow dad for less, Inglenook also puts out its Cask series, in memory of the original Inglenook Cask wines produced until 1964 and considered among the best California Cabs ever.
That's why Far Hills, NJ, resident Gavin Macomber has spent a few Christmases by the beach in Nantucket, MA. "It's fun to walk around town sipping hot chocolate and watching snow fall," says the founder of Andegavia Cask Wines.
Sometimes called casks, wine boxes are best known by the not particularly mellifluous name bag-in-the-box.
They've tried everything, using sherry casks, port casks, Sauternes casks, American rye whiskey casks, wine casks, madeira casks, and more, all usually crossed with American bourbon for every imaginable - and delicious permutation.
