Sentence examples for fine grapes from inspiring English sources

He has learned to grow fine grapes and is now a wine master, providing his crop to make Zinfandel and Sauvignon Blanc at a continuously improving Indian wine estate.

One of the Friedlanders' most frequent guests, and volunteer parking attendant, has come to every show because "he said he feels like we've hand-selected the musicians like fine grapes, and he knows that if we choose them, he's going to like them," Ms. Friedlander said.

Hugel 2002 "Gentil" ($11) Another 12th-generation wine company, the 350-year-old Hugel revived a local tradition of blending fine grapes into wines called "Gentil".

A fine grape, the Nebbiolo (or "nebiule" as Jefferson called it), and a "pleasing" wine–"about as sweet as the silky Madeira, as astringent on the palate as Bordeaux, and as brisk as Champagne," was Jefferson's pronouncement.

It took three months to design and craft, to the tune of $2,200, but Bohr was so pleased with the chic and unique carrier, he ordered a couple more for other friends, who are also fond of fine grape.

Properly tended, old vines tend to yield finer grapes than younger ones.

This kind of aggressive viticulture produces finer grapes, but less wine.

Rioja Alta is the name of the most western and northerly of the three Rioja regions, and the one where many of the finest grapes are grown.

For its committed fans, however, it is the finest grape in the world.

There are wine experts and wine lovers (they're not always the same) who believe that riesling is the finest grape, including the reds.

£31, cellarviewines.com Yealands Estate Black Label Gruner Veltliner 2013 Austria's finest grape gets the Kiwi make-over here with a predictably fine outcome – this is full-bodied, dry, with touches of pepper, smoke and pears that linger long and cleanly on the palate.