Sentence examples for require wine from inspiring English sources

(Ms. Tosi, by the way, says she draws her inspiration from childhood treats: "Remember Fudgie the Whale from Carvel?") — Patrick Farrell The Drinks Business: New regulations from the European Union would require wine labels to list allergens like sulfites, milk proteins and eggs.

But when Ryan Harms of Union Wine Co. in Oregon began to look into putting some of the wines he made under the Underwood label in cans, he found out federal regulations require wine to be put into certain volume vessels.

However, the Center for Science in the Public Interest would like the BATF to go one step further and require wine makers, as well as brewers and distillers and makers of the low-alcohol wine coolers, to disclose ingredients on their labels.

Charolais beef and New Zealand lamb require wines that express their regions; indeed, cultures.

It has been used for centuries, in Europe just as heavily as in the U.S. All that has changed is that the American government decided to require wines containing minute quantities (10 parts per million) of sulfur dioxide i.e., nearly every wine in the world to carry warning labels to alert the small percentage of the population that is allergic to it.

After Prohibition, the federal government mandated a three-tier system of distribution requiring wine producers to sell to wholesalers who sell to retailers, and then put the states in charge of implementing it as they saw fit.

"Is a person drinking two glasses of wine already a sick alcoholic?" In one debate, Senator Anne-Marie Payet, saying that each year 6,000 French children are born with fetal alcohol syndrome, defended an amendment that would have required wine and alcohol producers to add label warnings about the dangers of alcohol to pregnant women.

Heavier meals and sauces require bigger wine to match their weight and lighter meals and sauces will require lighter and more subtle wines.

Rules require the wine to be made solely with sangiovese grapes.

People will generally drink less wine for a morning or early afternoon event compared to an evening one, and events held on the weekend will require more wine than those during the week.

Among the other provisions, the law legalizes alcohol consumption at county fairs, bans out-of-state ownership of wineries and microbreweries and requires that wine labeled Kansas wine contain at least 30percentt Kansas grapes, a decrease in current standards.