Sentence examples for wine publication from inspiring English sources

In 2006, he hired Mr. Galloni, who since 2004 had published his own wine publication, The Piedmont Report.

Palate Press, an online wine publication, is collecting donated wines from individuals and wineries to sell in its online auction.

Two years later, he was named best young cook in Italy by Gambero Rosso, Italy's leading food and wine publication.

Indeed, last year the 2006 vintage of the same wine was voted the best sparkling wine over more than 700 other wines from around the world, including Champagne, in a competition put on by Decanter, a British wine publication.

The wine publication missed oldies but goodies, such as Spago and Valentino, both with extensive, wide-ranging wine lists that are real treasures for wine lovers.

Now, plans call for a $300,000 publicity campaign in specialized wine publications like The Wine Spectator in the United States and Decanter in Britain to trumpet the slogan "Inimitable" and explain what it all means.

Long Island producers are jubilant over attention from America's two most influential specialized wine publications, The Wine Advocate and Wine Spectator.

And as wine publications, wine clubs, competitions and tasting dinners have taken hold, gradually, Indian wines with notable finesse are becoming available and appreciated.

The red wines from Walla Walla have found themselves in the rarefied air of the better Bordeaux in ratings by wine publications over the last decade.

Direct shipment supporters promptly filled wine publications and Web sites with parodies depicting 14-year-olds guzzling illegally obtained Mondavi Reserve Cabernet and Chateau Lafite-Rothschild in their basements.

It makes as little sense to speak of the Loire Valley as a single wine district, as many wine publications do, as it does to think of states along the Mississippi River as a single entity.