Sentence examples for wine old from inspiring English sources

Glasses of wine, old men on stools and smoking pipes are substituted by cans of lager, tramps on park benches and a rollie.

"This is what I would call 'New Wine, Old Label,'" said Mr. Lam, 49. "The old label that is attached to the country is 'Communism,' but everything that breathes there is hard-core capitalism.

He wrote several books on Catholic theological and church issues, including The Making of the Popes 1978: The Politics of Intrigue in the Vatican (1979), The Catholic Revolution: New Wine, Old Wineskins, and the Second Vatican Council (2004), and The Making of the Pope 2005, a study of the election that year of Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger as Pope Benedict XVI.

So as with wine, older is generally better, and whisky collectors regularly shell out huge sums for rare bottles.

He notices, and obsesses over, the polished furniture, the wine older than its consumer, the earrings that cost more than a house, the birdhouses and silver and ornamental trees and exotic slaves.

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"While most other countries offer mainly mainstream lagers, Britain has enormous diversity - milds, bitters, strong ales, porters, stouts, barley wines, old ales, Christmas ales, spring beers, golden ales and harvest ales to name just a few.

Soft cheese, mushrooms, wines, older women and little luxuries — purified essences that evoke sensations of the past — make the certainty of mortality just so much sexier.

"Exposure therapy" is but new wine in old bottles.

I always put my new wine into old bottles.

You cannot put new wine in old bottles".