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The phrase "full-bodied wine" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a type of wine that has a rich, robust taste and a strong, full texture. Example: The sommelier recommended a full-bodied wine to accompany the steak, as it would complement the bold flavors of the dish.
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Cabbage beautifully complemented the stuffed bird and the full-bodied wine sauce.
A few producers take their reds seriously, and the result is a full-bodied wine worth sampling as a curiosity.
"A crescent moon is going to be a lighter wine, a full moon will be a more full-bodied wine".
Trattoria dai Bercau in Verduno village makes the best brasato, beef braised in this full-bodied wine.
Londer Vineyards Sonoma Coast Kent Ritchie Vineyard 2003 $44 **½ A hefty, full-bodied wine with rich pear and fig flavors, good acidity and well-integrated oak.
My favorites included the Beychevelle, a complete, complex and harmonious wine that was both contemplative and surprisingly rich, and the Pichon Lalande, still youthful and impossibly delicate for such a full-bodied wine.
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It's been around for years and they have the most fantastic full-bodied wines.
Several regions produce full-bodied wines but the national beer is non-alcoholic.
We'd then have a good red bordeaux – I love full-bodied wines.
Some winemakers compare Rolland's style with the up-front, full-bodied wines of California.
With such a simple wine, Mr. Dubourdieu said he was surprised that it pleased Mr. Parker, who is usually seen as a fan of full-bodied wines.
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