Sentence examples for fine values from inspiring English sources

The wine list contains several fine values.

These dishes are both fine values, but others are not.

But Spain, which has any number of wines that can be considered fine values, comes pretty close with Rioja crianzas.

Besides arranging these deals, Mr. Quattrone had the generosity of spirit to keep investors alert to the fine values these stocks represented.

Salam's short wine list strangely enough includes some fine values in first-growth Bordeaux, though these will still set you back several hundred dollars.

Fine values can also be plucked from the ocean of wine pouring forth from the south of France, like the juicy, floral 2007 St.-Chinian les Travers de Marceau from Domaine Rimbert ($13.99), or the big, meaty and tannic 2005 St.-Chinian Plein Grès from Mas de Cynanque.

Friendly service, good wines by the glass and fine value for money.

Éric Texier makes an inky-thick and excitingly spicy wine, while, at $10, Mas de Boislauzon is a fine value.

For $250, many people might find a fine value proposition in the Chromebook as a second computer.

Nonetheless, it was lively, with the nutlike quality that I often find in Soave and a fine value at $27.

The bistro's lunch prices are much more in line with the competition -- and in fact offer fine value -- so it probably is no accident that the place was busy at that time of day.