Sentence examples for mix of wine from inspiring English sources

Most recipes call for steaming mussels in a mix of wine and aromatics.

The word translates literally as "spritzer", or a mix of wine and water, usually white but sometimes one of Hungary's increasingly excellent rosés.

Nakagawa claims that he wasn't intoxicated, just the victim of a bad mix of wine and cold medicine on top of a few drinks on the plane.

As a result, online California wine sellers like the Viansa Winery (www.viansa.com) in Sonoma, for instance, mark items like the Vino e Formaggio gift basket, which contains a mix of wine and local Sonoma cheeses ($140, or $126 for the company's wine club members) with a warning: "Cannot Deliver to NY".

The inaugural sale, with its mix of wine, watches, art and jewellery, was modest in size and, certainly for the art, of indifferent quality.

As described previously, a hypothetical polymeal consisting of a mix of wine, fish, dark chocolate, fruits, vegetables, garlic, and almonds has been proposed to reduce CVD (Franco et al 2004).

It also helps that Harris co-developed the menu, a whip-smart mix of wine-bar staples (brilliant charcuterie, immaculate cheese), old Sportsman favourites and the odd slam-dunk of a showstopper (halibut braised in oxidised 1998 Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru); and that the wine list makes aficionados go all gooey-eyed.

Some of the most passionate, conscientious vignerons you'll find anywhere produce a diverse mix of wines here from indigenous and international grape varieties alike.

Then pop by the rowdy dive bar, La Piojera for a terremoto, or earthquake, a bizarre mix of wines and ice cream that somehow works.

Their mixes of wine red and green and their use of lace have become trademarks of their style.

German summertime favourite Erdbeerbowle (a mix of white wine, sparkling wine and strawberries) is a great beschwipst-er and is best enjoyed on a warm evening at the Wilhelmstrassenfest street festival in elegant spa town Wiesbaden (this year from 2-4 June, wiesbaden.de).