Sentence examples for flow of wine from inspiring English sources
The notion that a glass can pinpoint the flow of wine to the tongue "is ridiculous," says Ted Allen, the wine expert and TV personality.
The Chardonnay glass also directed the flow of wine to the desired part of the tongue, he said, adding, "The first impression is key".
Or it might even be where soothsayers once predicted the future by watching the pattern of flames and the flow of wine down channels carved in the rock.
The winemakers and many consumer groups, angered by what they see as a confusing array of state-imposed barriers to the free flow of wine shipments, insist that the commerce clause of the Sixth Amendment is unequivocal.
Approaching over the diner's right shoulder, the pourer's left forearm near the seated person's right ear, the left hand holds the lip of the decanter over the near wall of the wineglass (never touching it) while the right arm comes up to initiate the flow of wine.
Whatever you're drinking out of, though, the most important thing is ensuring it's clean both of dirt and detergent, relatively thin (the thick rims of the classic Paris goblet disrupts the flow of wine) and, ideally, tulip-shaped to concentrate the aromas.
The bacchants are disposed about the miraculous stream of wine that flows through an island, dancing, singing, and drinking.
The free flow of Malbec wine over a game of chess has just about become a thing of the past, cafe managers report.
As second carboy becomes full, or sediment begins to flow, clamp the hose to halt the flow of the wine and cut it off.
The vases used at banquets often depict the actual drinkers who commissioned their production and convey the flowing together of wine, poetry, music, games, flirtation, and other elements that formed the complex structure of the banquet itself.
To sink your teeth into some of the best brochettes in Kigali, head to the festive Repub Lounge, where there's live music, flowing carafes of wine and a striking view of Kigali's twinkling lights from the patio.
