Sentence examples for wine damage from inspiring English sources

One such interaction entailed me explaining to an Eileen Fisher clad customer that wine damage counted as water damage, to which she replied, "Well, then you should call it liquid damage".

WISDOM FROM THE TOOTH MAN Never eat while your mouth is still numb; Champagne is no substitute for mouthwash; and be aware that highly acidic white wines can damage tooth enamel.

At Casa Lapostolle's Apalta winery, where they produce Clos Apalta, one of Chile's most expensive wines, the damage from the earthquake was minimal.

Using your teeth to open a bottle of wine can cause damage to your teeth.

The Shaikh, whose background is the comparatively orthodox Tablighi Jamaat movement, went on to explain how, even in Islamic countries, Muslims are not permitted to damage "the wine and pork stocks" of a non-Muslim, according to key scholars from Hanafi school of Islamic law.

Two of Mr. McNally's restaurants — Minetta Tavern and Morandi — filed claims for a combined $2 million worth of wine and $1 million in damages.

James Agnew, who owns the Audrey Wilkinson vineyard, says the Australian wine brand has been damaged.

In Tuscany, a Florence University study found that climate change will result in both increased temperatures and increased rain intensity, which could damage such wines as Chianti, Barolo, Brunello and Amarone.

Wines that are stored for long periods of time in this type of wine fridge may be damaged by the vibrations from the compressor.

But some in the wine business worry that the damage might not be easily repaired.

To be on the safe side, women should pause before they knock back a glass of wine, and think of the damage it might do to their health.