Sentence examples for inviting wine from inspiring English sources

But the result is, as usual, a charming, fresh, inviting wine that she characterized as "not bone-dry" but also "not perceptibly sweet".

Our best value was a $12 bottle, the 2009 Les Vignes de Bila-Haut from Chapoutier, an excellent deal for an inviting wine.

Our No. 2 bottle was the 2014 Causse du Bousquet from Mas Champart in St.-Chinian, an equally inviting wine, with lovely aromas and freshness.

Bluxome Street hosts a farmers' market, The Meet Market, on the last Saturday of the month, inviting the wine curious to sample Bluxome Street wines while browsing the stalls of local farmers and purveyors.

Our No. 1 wine was the 2006 Alfa Crux from O. Fournier, an inviting, balanced wine that may seem a bit simple now but will, I think, gain in complexity over the next few years.

A journalist who is knowledgeable about wine feigns ignorance to patrol the grounds of the makers and promoters of wine, inviting them to say pretentious things and quibble about nonexistent distinctions; he uses his encounters to tell us how the righteous stuff is really made.

She's the host of Wine Oh TV and recently started the Wine Oh TV Wine Club, inviting four friends to join her to taste and dish about a wine she chooses.

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A knowledgeable journalist feigns ignorance to patrol among the makers and promoters of wine, inviting them to say pretentious things and quibble about tiny distinctions; he uses his encounters to tell us how the righteous stuff is really made.

Chile's up-and-coming capital city is safe and affordable, offering easy access to the country's inviting beaches and wine country.

This can make natural wine more approachable, inviting a new crowd of wine drinkers who've long felt excluded from the club.