Sentence examples for to be wine from inspiring English sources

It doesn't even have to be wine.

If it has to be wine or beer, then wine.

There has to be wine, too, though Skarsgård agonises momentarily.

And actually now I rarely drink at all, but if I do, it tends to be wine.

But if one of those passions happens to be wine, Eric Asimov writes, slippery-slope fears of binge drinking complicate the issue.

Yet just as certain, we live in the greatest time ever to be wine lovers, with access to more high-quality wine in more different styles from a greater diversity of places than ever before.

JERSEY CITY THE politicians here still head to Casa Dante near Journal Square to be wined and dined.

The Manor, West Orange This is where New Jersey goes to be wined and dined, and has for 52 years.

He has wanted to be wined, dined and wooed again -- something he has not enjoyed since high school.

Sure, but these don't tend to be wines that make a collector happy.

Tom Brook tells what it is like to be wined and dined by studio publicists during Oscars season – and why it is bad for moviegoers.