Sentence examples for varietal with from inspiring English sources

Chuao is arguably the finest and most untouched varietal, with an explosion of raisin, blackberries, and molasses straight from the earth to your palette.

And this being the Spring That Came Too Soon, the centerpiece cherry blossoms there - Yoshinos, a varietal with whitish petals - bloomed even earlier than usual.

In the soggy Semois soil, shrouded by fog, the seed evolved into a new varietal with its own habits, temperament and flavor.

Outside Greece, one might at best find retsina, a sweet wine infused with pine resin that's reminiscent of the wine used at Communion, or mavrodafni, a red varietal with an almost industrial flavour.

Chardonnay was, yet again, the most popular varietal, with 18percentt of sales; white zinfandel was second, with 15percentt; merlot third, with 9percentt; and cabernet sauvignon fourth, with 8percentt.

Blaufrankisch (below) is already in the vanguard, as shown by a delicious 2013 from Weingut Ernst Triebaumer, which is also experimenting with blends of the varietal with Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot.

Those turn out to be a wide range of varietals, with many running toward the sweet end of the spectrum.

The Italians developed plants with "dinosaur" scales, while the Scots created varietals with leaves like frilly petticoats.

Before you leave, visit one of the many wineries south of Cape Town, which combine a healthy sampling of varietals with brunch at some of the region's finest restaurants.

Jackson is proud of what he won't do: take grapes from California's Central Valley, inferior terroir that sustains the under-$5-a-bottle trade or dilute his varietals with less expensive grapes commonly used in blends.

Each of these strains is also further categorized into varietals, with bourbon and typica being the two most common of the arabica strain.