Sentence examples for quality bottles from inspiring English sources

Unless you fancy a game of Forbidden Stars or They Come Unseen, you're unlikely to want to linger for long, but if there are tables free (gamers get priority), then the Meeples peoples are happy to serve draught beers from local brewery Loose Cannon (its English bitter, Abingdon Bridge, is unusually tasty for such a traditional style), or various quality bottles and cans.

These bars are usually very concerned about liquor costs, bottle exchanging (pouring poor quality liquor in high quality bottles) and bootlegging (purchasing a bottle at a regular liquor store and pouring it in a bottle labeled for sale at a per drink establishment) are also very common.

Each week he and his best friend would savour one quality bottle of wine together.

Where match.com might be the quality bottle of red, Tinder is the alcopop: addictively simple, childishly appealing and deliberately youthful.

And visionary winemakers such as Diego Planeta, head of the family business, have encouraged a return to high-end wines, helping to boost Sicily's reputation – and its export earnings – with quality bottled vintages.

Select a quality bottle of absinthe.

That said, you don't need to spend $50 to get a quality bottle of nail polish.

Price is a guide to quality––bottle-fermented champagne and sparkling wine indicates the more labor-intensive production and the price should reflect this, while carbonated styles should be a lot cheaper.

Get your hands on a good quality bottle of lavender essential oil and use it in one of the following ways: Sprinkle a few drops of the essential oil on a piece of cloth and slip it under your pillowcase.

You can use to use a lower quality bottle of wine or boxed wine to make spritzers, since the flavor of the wine will be diluted with water and ice, but as with anything, the better the ingredients you use, the better the final product will be.

If you are sharing a compartment, you may want to bring a couple of better-quality bottles to while away the hours spent reading, playing Scrabble and card games and staring out of the window.