Sentence examples for lightly aged from inspiring English sources

Top the jar off with reposado (lightly aged) tequila – make sure it's a 100% agave tequila, and a decent one at that – then seal it.

Sombra retails for $47 a bottle; Los Amantes is $52 for the joven, which doesn't receive any aging, and $57 for a reposado, which is lightly aged.

By introducing a rum into a borough that has welcomed new gins and lightly aged whiskeys, Ms. Firtle, a former financial analyst, has quickly made a name for herself.

It's a lightly salted aged ricotta rather like a very mild feta.

"People do not take aging lightly, without a fight, here".

In May, he introduced to the menu of his Manhattan restaurant a salad of grilled watermelon and heirloom tomatoes, lightly dressed with olive oil, aged balsamic vinegar and garnished with tiny leaves of fresh opal basil and fresh green basil.

Beryl Bainbridge, who has died of cancer aged 75, wore her hard-won recognition lightly.

JOHNSTON COUNTY HAMS www.countrycuredhams.com (800) 543-4267 Prosciutto-style boneless ham, aged for an average of eight months, lightly smoked and sliced.

David Lodge, whose new novel, "A Man of Parts" (Random House; $26.95), is a lightly fictionalized retelling of Wells's life, has the aged writer sharing this view.

Bruce Willis, another mature star attraction, appeared in Red (Robert Schwentke), a lightly amusing caper about aging CIA veterans.

"My grandmother would fry onions, then add tomatoes, then aged cotija cheese, then she'd layer it on bread that she'd lightly fry in oil or lard.