Sentence examples for more amber from inspiring English sources

These teas are more amber in color and have a fuller taste.

These beers tend to be more amber than dark, though there's no rule about it.

During aging, white wines gradually darken in colour, while red wines become less red and more amber.

Honey from pine forests and heather moors tends to be more amber in colour, with a stronger, resinous flavour.

Those rums marketed as white-label types are pale in colour and mild in flavour; a gold-label rum has a more amber colour and more pronounced and sweeter flavour, resulting from longer aging and the addition of caramel.

I like alcohol, a lot, but it was like I'd just fallen into a vat of Foster's, gasping for air and finding only more "amber nectar".

"Apricot" and "silver" are variations of the fawn coloring, appearing more amber- and white-tinted, respectively.

Next was a mai tai, the classic tropical drink which requires both white "agricultural" rum and the more familiar amber kind, plus orange curacao, orgeat syrup, fresh lime and a garnish of fresh mint.

The Met Office has issued yellow warnings for various parts of England and Scotland and a more severe amber warning for the North West of England.

On Wednesday, a more serious amber warning, meaning "be prepared", for strong wind is in force for mid, south east and south west Wales.

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