Sentence examples for exposing wine from inspiring English sources

The Y Combinator-backed company began their mission with a quarterly and annual subscription service that set people up with new types of single-serve wine on a rolling basis (as well as a wonderful-sounding wine advent calendar) with the ultimate goal of exposing wine lovers to small-lot wineries they wouldn't have otherwise come across.

Wooden tables, exposed wine racks and an open kitchen at the back.

The food is enjoyable but the room isn't: the panelling and soft-furnishing and exposed wine coolers somehow add up to a mortuary calm.

Plastic bags and cardboard expose wine to an excessive amount of oxygen over long periods of time, requiring it to be consumed within a few years of packaging.

Inhalation is clearly related to the development of lung cancer in (copper) smelting and arsenical pesticide manufacturing, and also in heavily exposed wine merchants who had an additional source of exposure by ingestion.

Proponents generally cite two benefits: pouring wine off the sediment that develops as some wines age, and exposing younger wines to air to bring out their aromas and flavors.

Many red wines need to breathe and aerate, and the larger bowl exposes more wine to air, something that will noticeably enhance the taste and flavor of the wine.

defer.add img); Many wines benefit from decanting (pouring into a special bottle with a wide surface area), which exposes the wine to more air and can act to mellow tannins and balance flavors.

For those ready to explore this diverse wine with a rich history, here's a quick port primer: Tawny ports, such as 10-year, 20-year, 30-year and 40-year, are aged in oak barrels, which exposes the wine to oxygen over the course of its maturation.

Be sure to include Dan Zhang's Charles Shaw suggestion as a ringer to expose any wine snobs.

A common method is oak aging, which exposes the wine to gradual levels of oxidation that can mellow the harsh grape tannins as well as introduce softer "wood tannins".