Sentence examples for difficult drink from inspiring English sources

I know what you're thinking: isn't the point of the martini that it's a difficult drink to master?

Also, analysts write that flavored carbonated soft drinks are performing well in an otherwise difficult soft drink market.

IT is difficult to drink Chianti without growing hungry.

"It is very difficult to drink licorice-flavored water," he said.

One, though, Parkhurst's Pear, would be difficult to drink any other time of year.

Because I found it difficult to drink coffee or eat breakfast at my desk while standing, I began most mornings seated.

"She had to fall asleep, which was difficult, then drink the bottle while she was asleep, and then she would wake up.

She argued it would make it more pleasant for non-smokers, who often find it difficult to drink or dine al fresco without being surrounded by smokers.

The best Australian shiraz is a dense, intense, mouth-filling wine that can be difficult to drink when young but will ably repay extra years of cellaring.

With their density and intensity, the 2005's are difficult to drink now and may require a decade of aging before they can begin to show their stuff.

Domaine Jérôme Gradassi Châteauneuf-du-Pape, France 2013 (£23.50, Stone Vine) Not all Priorat works: sometimes the fruit feels just too ripe and baked, the alcohol too burningly prevalent, and the whole thing becomes sticky and difficult to drink.