Sentence examples for category of wine from inspiring English sources
As a result, his Valpolicellas, a category of wine that can often be insipid, were benchmarks of what could be achieved with care: intense and structured yet light and graceful, with the ability to age.
The winery points out that: 'The launch of this new category of wine will allow people who are allergic to Sulphur Dioxide (SO2), or other preservatives often used in winemaking, to enjoy a glass of wine without the normal side effects associated with sulphite preservatives.' Whilst this sounds vaguely far-fetched and marketing driven, the winery does have a valid point.
While these wines definitely serve a culinary purpose, there's so much more to explore within this often overlooked category of wine miscellany.
Some thinkers used qiyas (analogical reasoning) to make a ruling on weed derived from rulings on alcohol: If wine is intoxicating and forbidden in the Qur'an, then all intoxicants belong in the category of wine.
Port, Sherry, Madeira, Banyuls and Marsala all hover in that all-inclusive dessert category of wine that most casual wine drinkers don't take the time to ponder, leaving the dirty work to sommeliers and wine retailers.
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More traditional brandies are on offer as well such as Bas-Armagnac and Calvados". "For a couple of years now, I have been trying to give this beautiful category of wines a gentle push and help people to realize how incredibly diverse and versatile they are, as ingredients or by themselves.
Sangiovese also plays a major role in the huge category of wines known as Super Tuscans.
There's a separate category of wines made with organically grown grapes that do include the use of added sulfites in the bottling process (to ensure the wine's longevity and prolong the wine's shelf life).
For the uninitiated, a vintage chart tracks various categories of wine over a period of years.
There might be dozens of categories of wine, based on alcohol content, whether in bottles or casks, whether white or red, whether normal or reinforced, etc.
