Sentence examples for flower label from inspiring English sources
But even Duboeuf's flower label series, entry wines to the cru villages of Beaujolais like Brouilly, Fleurie or Morgon, are now $10 to $15.
While some wines issued under the Duboeuf name can be very good, I have often found his inexpensive flower label wines have an unappealing candied quality.
His flower label "cru" wines sell for about $13.50; his "cuvée prestige" Moulin-à-Vent sells for over $20, a daring price for even a special Beaujolais.
On the other hand, Mr. Goodhart and Ms. King very much admired a Juliénas, sold under the ubiquitous Georges Duboeuf flower label, which I found way too sweet and candied.
Even Mr. Duboeuf, who produces close to three dozen Beaujolais under his signature flower label and under the names of the estates that make them for him, is experimenting with what he calls a "cuvée prestige".
(Wineberry America, New York) Georges Duboeuf Moulin- ent $12 1/2 (Two and a Half Stars) Flower Label 2007 Juicy, sMoulin- entlky; aromas of fruit, flowers and minerals.
Personally I find over-sweetness a common flaw in many wines, including Mr. Duboeuf's flower-label series, but Mr. Duboeuf, the dominant figure in Beaujolais, also sells more textured, less obvious wines, like his Jean Descombes Morgon, which we put at No. 9. We had no such disputes at the top of the list, though.
Image copyright Fr Lawrence Lew, O.P. Image caption Rome's Basilica di Santa Maria in Cosmedin displays a skull crowned with flowers labelled "St Valentine" The Carmelites acknowledge the other claims arguing it was customary to disperse saints' body parts as separate relics.
Think about using items such as ribbon, flowers, labels with the wedding date written on them or name place cards for the reception table.
We feel you ought to know about the huge lemon exhibited at the Flower Show, labelled: "Pollinated by the Exhibitor".
By Russell Maloney, G. Rosamond, and Thomas The New Yorker, March 28 , 1936P. 15 We feel you ought to know about the huge lemon exhibited at the Flower Show, labelled: "Pollinated by the Exhibitor".
