She saw a neat little wine-colored seat but no milady's fan, not even a box of bonbons - just a copy of "Range Rider's Western" lying there.
Enter the Coravin, which resembles a combination microscope, drill press and pistol, and performs the neat trick of extracting wine from a bottle without actually opening it.
I've seen neat-o stuff like wine cooler cabinets, in Millennium Towers and elsewhere.
No doubt, he is referring to Bordeaux, which, by way of the Médoc's easy-to-figure hierarchical system of classification and the region's straightforward scorecard of vintage ratings, satisfies the neat-freak in any wine lover.
I poured a glass of wine, admired the neat, crayon-coloured houses dotting the wooden boardwalk, and chatted with other campers.
Despite this, it's a fun film with some great use of lighting and neat cinematography – perfect for a pizza and wine night in.
What followed, of course, has not been neat at all. 4. IRON AND WINE: 'THE SHEPHERD'S DOG' (Sub Pop).
It isn't necessary to memorise all of these terms, but wielding them is a neat trick, and one that's respected by wine enthusiasts.
As it's poured out, it's replaced with inert argon gas from a small, neat canister so that oxygen never touches the wine.
Many of these studies utilized 95% EtOH diluted to different concentrations in orange juice or water, although some used beer, wine, and spirits (both diluted and neat) during or after a standard meal.
