Sentence examples for comparing wine from inspiring English sources

It's like comparing wine and Pepsi.

Even if you compare wine from the same region, each grower is different because he wants to be just a little bit unique".

Five samples of audiences were compared: wine professionals, organic produce specialists, wine tourists, and two samples of general tourists.

In the research stream of "stated" preference studies, Gil and Sánchez (1997) used a conjoint designed experiment to examine and compare wine attribute preferences within and between two different Spanish regions.

There is also a wine tasting that will compare wines to characters in the plays.

Of course, it can be misleading to compare wines of far-flung regions in the same vintage, so let me offer some cautionary notes.

Every local winemaker will tell you it is a mistake to try to compare wines from this region to anywhere else.

"Somebody who makes a Seat would be happy to sell instead a Porsche," Mr. Cepeda said, comparing bulk wine to Spain's household car brand.

"Comparing the wine and spirit tax regime in the UK to that in France puts the UK's high rate of excise duty firmly in the spotlight," said WSTA's chief executive, Miles Beale.

This taste for the calculatedly distasteful even extended to his wine columns: he compared one wine to "a bunch of dead chrysanthemums on the grave of a still-born West Indian baby".

That price is $175 a bottle, to which Wornick feels entitled, comparing his wines to other luxury goods, like fine watches and diamonds.