Sentence examples for crowded wine from inspiring English sources

There's also an explanation of the language of the label, which defines common terms, and then an overview of various, sometimes incredibly crowded, wine regions, followed by sections that zoom in on appellations such as Barbaresco or Barolo.

The disco ball lighting up the glassed-in wine room in the back of Manfreds & Vin, a crowded wine bar in Copenhagen's fashionably scuffed Norreborro district, doesn't help much when it comes to making out the labels.

WHEN a gunman went on a rampage in the East Village two Sundays ago, shooting three people and taking hostages in a crowded wine bar, it seemed like an isolated act of violence in a neighborhood that is usually safe.

He then stormed into a crowded wine bar shouting anti-white invective, took hostages, doused patrons with kerosene, and shot two more people before he was tackled by two women, the police said.

Armed with three pistols, a 30-inch sword and kerosene, a gunman unleashed a furious swirl of violence on an East Village street early yesterday, shooting three people and holding patrons of a crowded wine bar hostage before being shot and wounded by police officers who stormed in, the authorities said.

3. Saturdays are the worst days to visit — and to drive on crowded wine country roads.

I also get a lot of positive comments about "Sideways," more from a bourgeois crowd — the wine crowd.

After dark, join the happy crowds wining and dining at Mesh, Bakersfield and Bazbeaux.

Bottles of beer and ginseng rice wine crowded the center of each table.

Alt rock plays loudly, and low seats cluster in nooks around tiny tables crowded with big wine glasses.

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.