Sentence examples for myriad wines from inspiring English sources

"Am I optimistic?" he said as we stood in his unprepossessing wine shop, tasting some of the myriad wines he imports, almost entirely French with a smattering of Italian.

Sommeliers must know the details about myriad wines.

What they have in common is the myriad beautiful wines they produce.

Indeed, on the lovely June weekend of our visit, the Old Town's cobbled alleys and squares, its myriad museums and wine taverns, and its youthful university town atmosphere appeared to charm our fellow tourists as completely as they did us.

Indeed, a myriad of guided wine tours have popped up over the past few years, but on a recent visit to the region, my preference was to rent a car and devise my own tour, which began with cava, Spanish sparkling wine, and ended with a splurge on a fish-focused lunch in a Mediterranean seaside village.

But which of the myriad components of wine might confer protection?

6. Boxed wine sucks Aside from my own personal love for boxed wine, there are myriad reasons to branch out and try wine in a box (or can).

A few sleepy blocks around the intersection of Arthur Avenue and East 187th Street support three butchers, two fishmongers, two stores devoted to cheese, two dedicated sausage makers, a fresh pasta shop, a coffee roaster, a well-stocked wine store, myriad delis and groceries and eight bakeries -- four for bread, four for pastries.

Red wines come in myriad hues depending on the grapes, and rarely does darkness correlate with concentration and quality.

Wines have a myriad of components that can be generally categorized mostly into aromatic or tactile with alcohol being transcendent.

The old-school aperitif and mixer of brandy-fortified wine steeped in myriad botanicals elicits strong — and often wrong-headed — opinions.