Sentence examples for understanding of wine from inspiring English sources
This, of course, is not everybody's understanding of wine.
Mrs. Purita's restaurant experience has finely tuned her understanding of wine and food harmonies.
By the time I joined the St. Francis Winery in 1998, I had a good understanding of wine.
Aside from new entries on topics like reverse osmosis, Yellow Tail, globalization and, of course, proanthocyanidins (components of grape tannins, and a suggestion of the depth of the scientific understanding of wine nowadays), Ms. Robinson said 40percentt of the entries had been extensively revised.
Last year I was lucky enough to sit down with a friend's father, I'll call him Bob, who has a comprehensive understanding of wine and its pairings with food.
Wanting to refine his understanding of the wine side of the business, he then took a job as an assistant wine master at Windows on the World.
At the same time, a rising appreciation and understanding of fine wine around the world has meant unprecedented access to a wide diversity of wonderfully distinctive wines, some from appellations virtually unknown until a few years ago.
No special terminology or understanding of particular wine regions or vintages is necessary to start making those distinctions.
Netanyahu's words reflect an understanding of "old wine in new bottles," of how Arab and Palestinian historic rejection of Israel's existence can appear to change in a post-Oslo world but, in fact, represent the same rejectionism that has plagued this conflict for more than six decades.
De Martino Vineyards, a 40-minute drive outside of Santiago in the Maipo Valley is the place to go for a start-to-finish understanding of everything wine-related, no tricks, no gimmicks and no snotty attitude.
As the genomes of non- Saccharomyces wine yeasts are sequenced and made available, the understanding of the global wine metabolic network will provide wine yeast strain developers with a broader range of options to confer desirable 'flavour phenotypes'.
