Sentence examples for devoted wine from inspiring English sources

"Food and wine put you in the mood to buy," said Joseph Rescigno, an opera conductor and devoted wine collector.

Two essay collections devoted to wine.

But, there are diminishing returns to resources devoted to wine production.

It includes many useful links, like those for portal sites devoted to wine tours.

Why was there an entire aisle at my local newsagent's devoted to wine magazines, but not so much as a newsletter about steak?

He should know: Before opening Rouge this past April, Mr. Yalcin was best known as the founder and editor of Gusta, a magazine devoted to wine and food.

The auction, held on Dec. 5, 1766, included a feather bed and pillow, 12 oblong dishes, a pair of candlesticks and a substantial section devoted to wine.

These firm injunctions are an expression of Islamic orthodoxy, but the very number of poetic divans that contain sections devoted to wine poetry illustrates the extent to which poetry could be used to confront such religious attitudes.

As the road gets steeper, rows of slender cypress trees usher you to Castello di Volpaia, a medieval village where most of the structures are, naturally, devoted to wine and olive oil production.

If Stacy Schiff is unable to make any choices in the toothpaste aisle, she will be utterly paralyzed when she ventures into the area of her local supermarket devoted to wine.

Despite an increase in the number of wineries and continued expansion of the amount of land devoted to wine production, the average yield fell to 9.2 tons a hectare, from 9.7 tons.