Sentence examples for role of wine from inspiring English sources

(Cupids in the role of wine merchants appear in a wall painting from the first century A.D. in a house in Pompeii).

We glimpse, also, the role of wine in the worship of Dionysus, in which many a participant went distinctly and irretrievably over the top.

Émile Peynaud, a Bordeaux enologist who virtually invented the role of wine consultant, transforming the way wine is made and enjoyed, died on Sunday in his home outside of Bordeaux.

It explores changes in the way our food is grown, manufactured and distributed, with a look at how gender and immigration influence food, as well as the greater role of wine at the table.

Wine mouthfeel is considered important for wine quality by experts, while consumers understanding of mouthfeel and the role of wine body in their wine choice is unknown.

By using red wine, dealcoholized red wine, polyphenols-stripped red wine, ethanol water solution and water, the role of wine polyphenols and induction of plasma urate elevation on plasma antioxidant capacity was examined in humans (n = 9 per beverage).

It offers clips from films that illustrate changing rituals and roles of wine consumption in our own times.

This past decade has also seen more women take on the roles of wine directors and sommeliers at some of the nation's top restaurants - roles in the past that were traditionally held only by men.

The results of studies on the role of appropriate wine consumption in the prevention of cardiovascular disease are inconsistent, suggesting that the general approach to the issue needs to be revisited before further research is conducted.

— Nick Fox Wine-Life: A thoughtful essay by Oliver Styles on the role of natural wines in the marketplace.

The role of non-Saccharomyces wine yeasts in fruit wine fermentation has attracted increasing interest (Ciani et al. 2010).