Sentence examples for mediocre bottle of from inspiring English sources

That's a mediocre bottle of wine for our leaders.

I stopped at the Casa dos Frescos, a grocery store favored by expatriates, to buy some Scotch for my hosts, but a fifth of the Balvenie cost three hundred dollars, so I settled for a mediocre bottle of wine, for sixty-five.

I remember once I spent £30 on a mediocre bottle of house red in a Trondheim restaurant.

While many guests choose the classic fall-back of a mediocre bottle of wine, a DIY hostess gift will not only make a more lasting positive impression, but can it be tailored to your host's specific taste.

The piss-colored and sickly saccharine sherry comes in a 750 mL clear plastic bottle with a shitty black screw cap and sells for $7.89, making it 40percentt stronger and 25percentt cheaper than a mediocre bottle of wine.

The piss-coloured and sickly saccharine sherry comes in a 750 mL clear plastic bottle (complete with a shitty black screw cap) and sells for $7.89, making it 40percentt stronger and 25percentt cheaper than a mediocre bottle of wine.

Hence it promotes the notion of "starter wines," mediocre bottles that help ease newcomers past the shock of transition until they are ready to try the better stuff.

By wine producers, I don't mean fly-by-nights seizing marketing opportunities to promote mediocre bottles.

In an era when people pay hundreds of dollars for a bottle of mediocre Champagne, not to mention thousands for a bottle at auction, who would begrudge the Code-38 wine knife from Australia its retail price of $220 to $410?

It had a mediocre restaurant, which was redeemed by a short, underpriced wine list (a good bottle of burgundy cost less than the price in the liquor store).

In return, the middlemen get up to 15 percent of the wholesale price of the wine — not bad when a bottle of Château Latour sells for around 300 euros (nearly $400) in a mediocre vintage, much more in a great one.