Sentence examples for whom wine from inspiring English sources

Several top bidders were techies, for whom wine country has become a favored hangout.

(Mr. Mancini, for whom wine appreciation is a contact sport, wore a hoodie one recent night as he migrated from table to table).

What unites them is a rare determination to demystify the wine experience, to make it accessible to the 99percentt of us to whom wine is a few familiar, if boring, islands in a vast, forbidding sea.

The moon's in your cup, a beggar, a tramp, for whom wine's enough.

In other words, not wine drinkers, for whom adulterating wine with Coca-Cola is akin to punk blasphemy.

In 2000, there were 19.2 million regular wine drinkers in the United States, 85percentt of whom drank wine at least twice a week.

In his wake he left a trail of awe-inspired Musar fans, many of whom are wine professionals, drawn in not only by the wines but by Mr. Hochar's flights of philosophical fancy.

Perhaps this time round viewers will be encouraged to text suggestions for where and in whom the wine bottles should end up.

No soft-drinks conglomerate has yet to compete with Spanton for the discerning adult non-drinker, although canny restaurateurs are beginning to realise that they must also cater for the diner for whom the wine list is only of academic interest.

My daughters, neither of whom drinks much wine, opted out; when we discussed the test over dinner in San Francisco the night before we were to drive up to Bruce's house, someone suggested that the sort of wine descriptors my younger daughter would use if asked to taste two wines might be "yucky" and "yuckier".

It falls instead to the New York wine importer Neal Rosenthal, whom Osborne calls "the American wine world's fiercest and most articulate iconoclast".