Sentence examples for extreme wine from inspiring English sources

Extreme wine making, as some call ice-wine production, calls for extreme wine touring.

Admittedly, this was an extreme wine in this tasting.

— Patrick Farrell Wine Spectator Matt Kramerr, extreme wine writer, offers suggestions on how to beat the system buying wine.

I'd forgotten about Cuvée du Président until recently, when I picked up John and Erica Platter's "Africa Uncorked: Travels in Extreme Wine Territory" (Wine Appreciation Guild, $24.95).

And Frank Cornelissen came from Belgium to Etna, where he makes extreme wines unlike almost any others on earth, which people tend to love or hate.

While many Americans and Europeans gravitate toward "extreme value" wines that sell for a few dollars a bottle, China is in the thrall of conspicuous consumption.

Too many producers in the New World fall into one of two extremes: the wines are either excessively perfumed, fat and flat, or they're thin and weedy, with none of the floral charm that makes the variety so distinctive.

"When Riedel first came out with the idea, I thought it was a bit extreme," said Tim Kopec, wine director at Veritas, a New York restaurant known for its wine list.

"Over $100 you get that extreme, extracted kind of wine that people expect".

Keeping up with the times, they even provide Jesus with a MySpace page on which his hobbies are listed as "beards, extreme waterskiing, home-brewed wine".

Regulations require Brunello to be aged in wood for two years and in bottles for another two, but Mr. Soldera takes an extreme approach, keeping his wine in huge barrels of old oak for five or six years, and sometimes more.