Sentence examples for conservative wine from inspiring English sources

But what does the famously conservative wine world make of all this?

In the conservative wine industry, the first vintage from the first black-owned vineyard, a wine called New Beginnings, is due this year.

"The culturally conservative wine world tends to be diffident in the face of a name that is successful in other sectors.

Now, this might sound a bit odd to anyone who has heard conservative commentators lump wine-drinking with arugula-eating and other supposed signs of effete, snobbish, elitist liberalism.

(Note the numerous references to wine in conservative coverage of the event, as if sipping wine is, itself, a sign of decadence and decay).

Whilst some might dismiss the idea as being unrealistic given the resistant and conservative nature of the wine market, his results paint a different picture: Since the company's launch last year, there are now nearly 300 Indian restaurants listing the wine, with 20-25 being added each month.

He calls himself a "gen-yoo-wine independent conservative," which is a kind of sales pitch — and, apparently, an effective one.

WINE LIST -- A fairly conservative international list of about 80 wines.

I came for foreign policy discussions over Chinese food at the international center, political sparring over fine wine with the conservative Dartmouth Review editorial board in my freshman dorm, and the rope swing over the Connecticut River during Sophomore Summer.

Conservative foundations finance conservative newspapers and provide scholarships for right young things (one conservative impresario compares funding young conservatives to building a wine collection).

And then there is Broglia, based in one of the oldest Gavi vineyards, which puts its wines into reassuringly conservative, Burgundy-shaped bottles, with sober labels.