Sentence examples for extent of wine from inspiring English sources
For anybody truly curious about the glorious extent of wine, now is the greatest time in history to be a wine lover.
Tastes like chicken? — Glenn Collins Financial Times: "The extent of fake wine at all quality levels in China is jaw-dropping," Jancis Robinson writes, and, of course, the problem is not just in China.
But what makes it most distinctive for me are the quality and extent of its Germanic wines, most notably riesling, one of the world's best and underrated grapes.
But most of the improvement related to reductions in the strength of beer, and to a lesser extent cider and alcopops, while the strength of wine and spirits increased.
"People think it's old Italians with a cigar and a glass of wine, and it is that to a certain extent.
Both Champagne and Burgundy were deeply concerned with the "healthiness" reputation of their wines, even to the extent of paying medical students to write theses touting the health benefit of their wines.
The author makes an important point of distinction between wine and beer -- beer was essentially a scientific invention, whereas wine occurs naturally: "The chemical elements of wine are all contained within or on the surface of a grape, and to this extent each grape is its own little winery".
