Sentence examples for thick wine from inspiring English sources

Coniglio alla cacciatore (braised rabbit, hunter style) was a rich mélange of rabbit meat and vegetables in a thick wine sauce.

To the neophyte sampler, it evokes a thick, sweet wine -- sherry, perhaps -- fortified with cola and Vivarin.

The menu recommends the Commandaria St. John from Cyprus, a thick, raisiny wine that splits the difference between Madeira and sherry.

Meat specialties include Argentine steaks and other high-profile imported cuts, but the real winner is the pork, roasted slowly at a low temperature and served with a thick Montelpulciano wine reduction and mashed potatoes.

The cook roasting the beef cut great slices of red meat, passed around on a platter for our plates, and I thought of what it might have been like to sit on the beach after nightfall with Odysseus and his men, only a few ships left, lost, on an unknown island, passing the serving plate of sacrificial ox or lamb and drinking the thick red wine that they had to mix with water.

Dr. Brightman has just begun a clinical trial on the effectiveness of pulsed-dye laser treatments combined with a bipolar radio frequency on thicker port-wine stains or ones that have become resistant to laser treatment.

They are thick-bodied wines that coat the palate.

Hesser found complexity but called the wine thick and sappy.

The animal is stuffed with a mixture of foie gras, truffles and its own innards and surrounded by a thick blood and wine sauce.

It was early September, and since it had been wet and then hot, the first cèpes (porcini) were in, prepared as a main-course stew in a thick, mahogany-hued wine sauce.

We stock up on prošek (a thick sweet dessert wine), paški sir (the island's own rich, salty sheep's cheese) and olive oil, then locate Branimir, the owner of the cottage we are booked into.