Sentence examples for crowd of wine from inspiring English sources

Frank's red, the 2006 Terre des Chardons Marginal from the Costières de Nîmes, the southernmost region in the Rhone, would be a terrific choice for a crowd of wine geeks.

The setting was an open-fronted cafe called the French Bistro, a strictly mom and pop operation in this little North Island market town, where my wife, Betsey, and I were eating lunch with a crowd of wine people.

We all liked Bernie's red, a complex 2004 Bandol from Le Galantin, but with aromas that included leather and sweat as well as black cherries and citrus, it was, we agreed, probably better for a crowd of wine geeks than the usual Thanksgiving assembly.

But he began to develop his interest when he got to the Met and fell in with a crowd of wine-loving musicians.

Shelves propped up with old bricks cover one wall, crowded with bottles of wine, about 45 labels (plus seven bottled beers).

I gather the mostly empty bottles of wine crowded into a counter corner, taking up space, take sips of each to make sure none has turned to vinegar, measure one to two cups, combine, and pour them into a pot to simmer with quickly browned chicken thighs and legs.

Ignoring a special on baby wipes and a stack of dried sausages, the crowd heads toward a ziggurat of wine built out of hundreds, perhaps thousands, of wooden cases.

THE AMENITIES The intimate Design Club in the basement features a small but fully stocked bar with high scoop plastic chairs where a mostly middle-age crowd of hotel guests sipped wine and nibbled on tapas.

Breads, pies, vegetables and tiny bottles of wine are crowded together on the table.

If you have an open mind, you're welcome to bring a bottle of wine and $5, crowd around the 90-year-old Scotch oven, and share a few stories while the owners bung some meat in the burner and bake bread fresh for the taking.

This is often a hard-drinking crowd, but they had only two bottles of wine.