Sentence examples for international varieties from inspiring English sources

The current beer list includes 26 international varieties including 3 on tap.

Indeed, while Greece has hundreds of indigenous grapes, it also has a few international varieties.

Brent crude, used to price many international varieties of oil, rose 46 cents to 109.54 dollars per barrel.

Other sangiovese-based wines from Tuscany, like Chianti and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, are permitted to include small percentages of international varieties.

More recently, Italian wines made from so-called international varieties like cabernet and merlot have fallen out of favor among collectors and connoisseurs.

Meanwhile, a number of big producers have significant plantings of cabernet sauvignon, merlot and other international varieties, and they don't know what to do with them after the 2008 crackdown.

It is what he crossed codes for, the recognition that goes with sporting achievement and the international variety that places rugby union so far ahead of league.

The men themselves said they were neighborhood watchmen, protecting their community from troublemakers and Egypt from the prying eyes of the news media, especially the international variety.

He got an early taste of the international variety when, soon after the war, the CIA recruited him to help counter communism by promoting European unity.

They're privy here to a sophisticated international variety of wines by the glass ($10 to $45, with most in the $12 to $18 range) and to special cocktails ($15 to $18) that use fresh-squeezed fruit juices and "house-cracked ice" — the terrific old-fashioned gets one gigantic cube, along with a generous peel of orange.

The critic should also be familiar with an international variety of traditions, African, Persian, etc. Lack of such knowledge leads to overestimation of some artists at the expense of others.