Sentence examples for properly aged from inspiring English sources

Just as properly aged tea from ancient trees has both flavor and a "returning taste," so this story balances moving on with returning home.

"What we were trying to demonstrate was that properly aged, this beer changes," said Wendy Littlefield, an owner of the brewery.

Even before I saw it I could smell it — the acrid top note of its char, the funky bottom note of properly aged beef.

His wild mushroom risotto, for example, is a blend of creamy and chewy textures, the bite of properly aged Parmesan cheese and the faintly woodsy flavor of wild mushrooms.

Unless you have come upon an inheritance or have been buying wines in quantity for years, you, like most people who have an interest in older wines, depend on the auction market for access to properly aged bottles.

If you want to understand the fuss about drinking properly aged wine, but don't want to break the bank, trying a vintage Port from a year like 1985, 1991 or 1994 is a good way to start.

The reviewer notes the flow cytometry measurements presented in Figure 1C (WGA staining for bud scars) and D (forward scatter) show a lower fold change with age than expected for bud scar increase and cell size increase, which makes the reviewer question if the cells in our experiment were properly aging.

Joseph Drouhin Domaine des Hospices de Belleville Fleurie 2014 ($26) and Morgon 2014 ($21.50 --Properly aged Beaujolais are starting to blunt the inane reputation of Beaujolais Nouveau, and these two examples from Joseph Drouhin show all the color, fruit and time-will-tell ripeness that is achieved after slow fermentation and six months of aging before bottling.

At 5ft 4In, I am too short to properly age.

"It properly ages you," he said.

Apple lets its products properly age before replacing them with something relatively new.