Sentence examples for wine face from inspiring English sources

Dairy face, sugar face, gluten face and the dreaded wine face.

I flipped him off, and not lazily, either -- my protruding finger was paired with the questionable combination of my "wine face" and the stink eye.

Their high sugar content produces a complex and expensive dessert wine of which Canada has become the world's leading producer.Now ice wine faces an upstart rival ice cider, or "apple ice wine" as some of its boosters like to call it.

In the past few months: more than 30 Christians were hacked to death by Islamist militants in the Democratic Republic of Congo; churches in Pakistan and Egypt were attacked; a Muslim convert to Christianity was beaten to death in Uganda; Christians caught taking communion wine faced flogging in Iran and 27 Christians were arrested for possessing Bibles in Saudi Arabia.

Today, these wines face far greater competition from inexpensive bottles coming from all over the world.

After the importer factors in shipping, takes its cut and passes the bottles to a hotel or retail store, which takes its cut, the Napa red ends up selling for the equivalent of around $100. Chilean and New Zealand wines face no Chinese levies, thanks to free-trade agreements.

Another problem Alsatian wines face, in the American market at least, is the names.

Consumers seemed enthralled nonetheless, and, as is often the case regardless of the type of wine, coming face to face with producers amplifies the meaning of what is in the glass.

Unless you pick that one wine you face the specter of horrible embarrassment.

Now I only visit Tesco to buy printer paper, knickers, wine and face cream – so I'm not exactly a typical customer.

Viticulture is agriculture, and those who grow and harvest wine grapes face the constantly unknown vagaries of weather.