Sentence examples for wine cite from inspiring English sources

Along with the wine, Cite serves fine sirloin and other steakhouse staples.

G. D. Vajra, a good Barolo producer, makes an exceptionally delicious, sweet and peachy version for about $19. Italian wine buffs will easily cite omissions in my short survey of affordable bottles.

The researchers cite the wine industry as an example because so many vineyards go through eco certification programs but opt not to use the companion eco-labels on their bottles.

Writer was received by Anthony May, the Rainbow Room's general manager, who showed him the wine library & cited some statistics on the amount of wine produced & exported by Italy.

Almost certainly when Long Island wineries are cited, wine purchases follow, perhaps from enthusiasts carrying the indispensable 2004 edition of "Hugh Johnson's Pocket Wine Book," now in bookstores.

The resveratrol content in red wine is often cited to account for this "French paradox".

Proponents generally cite two benefits: pouring wine off the sediment that develops as some wines age, and exposing younger wines to air to bring out their aromas and flavors.

Made since 1992, the wine has been repeatedly cited by the national wine media as one of North America's best chenin blancs.

Channing "produces thrilling but hard-to-find wines," Mr. Clarke writes, citing the "racy" sauvignon blanc, a muscat-based blend called Sylvanus and a "juicy" blaufränkisch.

Analysts cite increasing competition from other wine-producing countries, the Wine Institute said.

It is not surprising that industry heavily supports research in some countries: we can cite among others the cases of the Wine and Food Institute in California cofounded by the Robert Mondavi Winery and the Anheuser-Busch Foundation and Ronald and Diane Miller of Silverado Vineyards (http://www.winespectator.com).