Sentence examples for generic wine from inspiring English sources
And even then, he said, "there is no interest in the generic wine".
When I think of the oceans of dull, generic wine available at that price — and sold in restaurants for twice that or more — cherchez le gusto!
In effect, then, California produces a small amount of top-flight wine along with an ocean of generic wine that seeks to imitate the top echelon, often through artifice like oak substitutes and additives.
I understand that it is still sometimes necessary to specify grape wine in China, since generic wine may be made out of any number of fruits.
Weidert's Fresno-based group, representing grape growers throughout the nation, is preparing a petition to the U.S. International Trade Commission asking it to impose countervailing or dumping duties, or both, on imports of lower priced generic wine from Italy and France.
Vineyards' dining room isn't much to look at — dim and low-ceilinged, with 80 seats and generic wine-themed paintings — but bear in mind that previous occupants included not just the Hayloft and its predecessors but a working stable.
In California, generic wines such as Burgundy are blends of a variety of wines.
Too many wines were still powerful and generic, wines that were indisputably red but otherwise of little character.
As with other wine innovations, like the screw cap, bag-in-the-box caught on in Europe before it did here and not just with soft generic wines.
In 1994, when adults drank 6.9 bottles of wine each, 4.3 of those were generic wines, a nice way of saying jug wines, and 2.6 were "premium" wines costing $3 or more.
