Sentence examples for less wine from inspiring English sources
The French themselves are consuming less wine.
It also means less wine, and thus, higher prices.
"Working less means selling less wine," he said.
The customer gets less wine and cheaper wine but invariably a full, or almost full glass.
This kind of aggressive viticulture produces finer grapes, but less wine.
Traditional European wine countries have been consuming less wine and control a shrinking share of the rapidly globalizing wine trade.
And unlike less wine-centric restaurants, Centovini has and uses very different glasses for very different wines.
Vineyard communities have sprung up even in less wine-oriented states like South Carolina, in part because the most obvious region of the country for such development — Northern California — is largely zoned to discourage the mingling of large-scale residential projects with commercial agriculture.
I went about two months ago: a lovely salad of puntarelle; a fine dish of faintly buttery ravioli studded with poppy seeds; the lively, crunchy, salty presence of toasted capers over orecchiette in an octopus ragu; a big red wine from La Stoppa, an interesting producer in Emilia-Romagna that restaurants less wine-struck than Centovini might not be aware of, reach out to and put on their lists.
Now you have shiny, label-less wine bottles, ready for crafting!
Is there a polite way to ask nonoenophiles to drink the less expensive wine and let the wine lovers enjoy the special bottles?
