Sentence examples for rare bottle from inspiring English sources

Philippe Vongerichten, a manager and a brother of the restaurant's chef and owner, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, caressed it like a rare bottle of wine.

I see Keith every day I come into work; we've got a photo of him in the restaurant with my father, in embrace, with a rare bottle of wine.

We will miss her passion for peonies and her apple tree, for smelly cheese, for a rare bottle of wine, for the Democrats, for the pitch perfect dramatic moment.

Seven hundred dollars for an undistinguished omakase at Masa? Nine hundred bucks for dinner for two at Eleven Madison Park, where the most exciting part of the night was watching a sommelier open a rare bottle of wine with heated tongs?

One is the leader, Alex Salmond, who on a November 2012 visit to Lower Saxony to sign deals on renewable energy projects with Scotland presented him with a rare bottle of whisky he has otherwise only given to Prince Charles and Arnold Schwarzenegger.

At the new Ritz-Carlton in Moscow, you can even enjoy a rare bottle of Chateau Petrus 1961 provided you've got the rubles–$68,000 worth.

More typical of Antarctic waters are the killer whale, sperm whale, and rare bottle-nosed, or beaked, whale.

Consignments allow restaurants to offer expensive and rare bottles without capital investment.

So as with wine, older is generally better, and whisky collectors regularly shell out huge sums for rare bottles.

In New York, top sommeliers and wine geeks have gotten the bug, holding sherry dinners and trading rare bottles.

As well as their growler refills and rare bottles, these also offer space where shoppers can drink on-site.