Sentence examples for valuable wine from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Dubourdieu is skeptical that koshu will prove to be a valuable wine.

The ancient shipper made sure his valuable wine or oil was carefully packed, Dr. Wachsmann said.

"We had one client with a valuable wine collection, and we suggested that he install a backup generator to protect the wine in case the power went out".

A report last month revealed that the UK is now the world's most valuable wine market, worth £3.3bn in 2008, with wine-makers from around the world desperate to cash in on our growing love of the grape.

To an outsider, this is a puzzling fear: the slopes produce more valuable wine, and there are special premiums to compensate for the extra costs of farming the steepest ones.

The nine judges were French, Belgian, and American wine experts.2 The Judgment of Princeton didn't quite end with a Jersey victory — a French wine was on top in both the red and white categories — but, in terms of the reassurance for those with valuable wine collections, it might as well have.

"People are realizing this is a valuable wine-producing region," she said.

She brought to her husband a great increase in wealth in the valuable wine-producing property of La Brède.

Keenan, who has an extensive collection of some of the world's most valuable wines and a very discerning palate, decided a few years ago to begin making his own wine.

Whether you're an avid collector, an enthusiast or merely love to have a few bottles on hand for entertaining, there is an art — and a science — to finding the most valuable and delicious wines for a collection.

In the past Mr. Onishchenko has slapped bans on valuable foreign products like wine from Georgia, milk from Belarus and canned fish from Latvia at times of heightened tensions with those countries.