Sentence examples for more varietal from inspiring English sources

*2000 gewürztraminer ($15): litchi aroma and flavor, spicy, needs a bit more varietal oomph, which may come as it opens.

Just like the Facebook Like, which people used to express empathy and other emotions despite the true meaning of the word, the Favorite had its own growing list of definitions, a list very different and more varietal than the Facebook Like.

Quite interestingly, traditional mountain agroecosystems (North west and Rif zones) presented much more varietal diversity than traditional oasis agroecosystems (South zone) (Table 2, Figure 2B and 2C).

Warmer temperatures there could help them produce more of their high-quality wines and expand into more varietals, notes Robert Knox of the blog Environmental Graffiti.

Grapes and more grapes: Braeburn's wine list, on which there's plenty in the $40 to $60 range, traffics in more varietals from more countries than most lists of its medium-size length.

More recently, varietal wines, like chardonnay, merlot and cabernet sauvignon have appeared in the bag-in-the-box format.

Signs identify each plant's Latin name along with more informal varietal names; other signs offer explanations about important hybrids or plantings.

Both the chardonnay and merlot in magnum will not be sold at the winery because, Mr. Silver said, "We are afraid that we would lose the momentum we have selling more expensive varietal wines to visitors if we sold them there".

These existing efforts have provided important early gains in cotton genomics and SNP discovery; however, there remains a strong need to develop robust SNP identification methodologies that will be effective for SNP discovery among elite varieties with relatively narrow or common pedigrees and to have more genuine varietal SNPs available for maker-assisted breeding in G. hirsutum.

"The trend over the past decade has been people moving away from less expensive economy jug wines to more expensive varietals," says Gladys Horiuchi, communications manager for the Wine Institute, an industry trade group based in San Francisco.

The High Plains Winegrowers Wine & Music Festival, organized by a new coalition of growers, will draw attention to the more than 75 varietals in the region, with mainstays including cabernet sauvignon, pinot noir and chardonnay paired with trendy foreign styles like montepulciano and tempranillo.