Sentence examples for lead to wine from inspiring English sources

All roads lead to wine.

Did the more moderate weather lead to wines that depart from the dense, extravagant style that has prevailed in Napa for more than a decade?

Therefore, higher initial levels of esters could lead to wines with a more fruity character (Lilly et al. 2000).

And that led to wine and food, and then food.

Doing so may lead to more wine sales, and help New York's grape growers and winemakers.

Mirrored corridors and heavy wooden doors lead to a wine bar on the upper levels, and there's a food hall in the entrance area.

These can lead to good wines, even great ones, but the individual nose-in-the-barrel element is missing.

But everything leads back to wine.

Off the kitchen, another entry hall leads downstairs to wine cellars and upstairs to two guest rooms, one of which is used a gym, as well as a large double bathroom.

Lodges for six from £414 for three nights, canopyandstars.co.uk On a farm outside High Bickington, half an hour's drive from the north Devon coast, this lovingly restored 1950s caravan has a double bed, shower, toilet, kitchen, central heating, chiminea and even a wine cellar (a trap door leads to a wine store; sadly, you'll have to stock it yourself).

Another project could lead to a red wine.