Sentence examples for wine dominated from inspiring English sources

A light gold color, this smooth 2001 wine, dominated by intense acidity at this stage of its youth, comes across as dry.

The wine, dominated by the cabernet sauvignon, is big, round, strongly alcoholic, deeply smoky, with notes of cassis, chocolate and prunes.

A zesty sauce of sautéed mushrooms, sun-dried tomatoes, garlic, basil, parsley and Marsala wine dominated and enriched fettuccine alla Boscaiola.

But the aggressive pricing at the top end may have masked a marketing issue in the mainstream U.S. market: After all, Australian wines just recently surpassed French wines as America's favorite import after Italian (California wine dominates overall, with 67% of the market).

Others are powerful modern wines, dominated by sweet fruit and oak.

Ollie Wines dominated the midfield, picking up 32 disposals, while Travis Boak had three goals and 24 touches.

WINE LIST -- 60 wines dominated by Italian and West Coast selections; eight very respectable selections priced from $18 to $20. PRICE RANGE -- Lunch, entrees $7.50 to $16, three-course prix fixe meal $19. Dinner, appetizers $4 to $11.50; pastas $13 to $27.50; entrees $15.50 to $30 (lobsters higher).

Diners perch on bar stools as they combine gourmet fried chicken and chips with a selection of wines dominated by a Tasmanian offering that simply goes by the name Brian.

In Beaucastel's Châteauneuf, and especially in its scarce, high-end cuvée, Hommage à Jacques Perrin, mourvèdre takes the prime role, contributing a characteristically feral, funky note to the wines that differs markedly from the typically sweeter fruitiness of wines dominated by grenache.

By 1919, the industry had collapsed due to prohibition, and after prohibition ended fruit wines dominated the industry.

Fruit wines dominated Oregon's wine industry post-prohibition, and by 1938 there were 28 bonded wineries, producing wines based on berries, Concord grapes, and other American hybrids.