Sentence examples similar to wine post from inspiring English sources

If we're going to look at the wine posts, St. Pierre thought, why not look at wine itself?

When wine stores post a sign that proclaims "Le Beaujolais nouveau est arrivé," don't be surprised if Castello di Borghese counters with: "Ecco!

In modern American wine history — post-1960 — the selection of grapes is monochromatic.

It's great to have The Wine Advocate posted there, but I'm having fun on the site's food and wine chat rooms, too.

Over the past year, Mr. Lhota has endeared himself to a wider audience with an active and frequently impolitic Twitter account, where he offered unguarded commentary on sports, politics and his own alcohol consumption ("Too much wine," he posted apologetically).

By E. B. White The New Yorker, March 17 , 1934P. 15 This making an art of food and wine, this post-repeal fussiness and delicacy--it's not going to make a sissy out of us.

In 1705 he was made a commissioner for wines, a post that he retained by virtue of Swift's good offices at the change of government in 1710 but which he relinquished in 1714 when he joined the customs service; his position was improved at the end of 1714 with the addition of the secretaryship of the island of Jamaica.

The 37-year-old is looking forward to having a nice glass of wine -- post-pregnancy, of course.

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.

— Jeff Gordinier Dr. Vino: For years many shops have tried to market wines by posting high scores from national critics.

Many winemakers believe that this chemical synergy produces subtler wines than post-fermentation blends of different lots.