Sentence examples for made of grapes from inspiring English sources

"It's made of grapes," he argued.

Macari's, made of grapes bought from a grower in Seneca Lake, is.

Its 2007 vintage, made of grapes from Washington State, yielded whites, reds and dessert wines.

Since wine is made of grapes, can wine (which is just fermented grape juice) be a serving of fruit?

Instead, these gemischter satz wines are made of grapes that are planted and vinified together, anywhere from three or four different grapes to maybe two dozen, as with field blends in California.

Generally speaking, though, it is intended to mean wines made of grapes grown organically, or in rough approximation, and then made into wine with a minimum of manipulation — nothing added, nothing taken away, the winemaker simply shepherding the grape juice along its natural path of fermentation into wine.

"Grapes are made of grape".

The pair now have two main lines: "Dolce & Gabbana" for more expensive clothes (a $23,000 Elizabethan-style jacket made of grape-purple feathers was just finished last week) and "D&G" for a younger market.

The shiftless 24-year-old Purvis Driggers falls under the spell of a beautiful, conniving woman, and over Easter weekend they attend a party in the South Carolina Low Country where everyone consumes Purple Jesus, a drink made of "grape juice and Kool-Aid and oranges and sugar and grain alcohol mixed up in a big barrel.

Since seeds and skins from grapes are important sources of polyphenols which have been associated with cancer incidence decreasing, then, one of the pisco (alcoholic beverage made of grape) manufacturing byproduct such as lees, could be a potential source of polyphenols.

At the bar they drank raki, a Turkish drink made of fresh grapes.