Sentence examples for wine roster from inspiring English sources

The new owners renamed it Castello di Borghese Vineyard, and kept pinot noir as a highlight of their wine roster.

Many of the drinks that are Ning specialties are $24; beers (an unadventurous selection) are $13 (Palm is $17); glasses of wine, from a roster that is really no more than a shrug, start at $18.

Live Talks LA fills our eyes and ears with a food and wine series on their roster, featuring culinary celebrities like Emeril Lagasse, Roy Choi, and just a week ago, the domestic goddess Nigella Lawson.

The elevated bar, which serves a nice roster of wines by the glass, is a perfect perch from which to take it all in.

From the strong roster of wines by the glass ($8 to $25), we found refreshment in the strawberry-pink rosé from Gruet ($9); the elegant, peachy prosecco from Sorelle Bronca ($9); Swindle Rig's citrusy 2009 chardonnay ($10); the lush 2009 viognier from Anne Pichon ($10); and — my favorite — the brisk 2009 Ottella Lugana ($10), with its lovely apple fragrance.

The fall will bring a change in the cheese roster and in the accompanying wines.

What sets the Tasting Room's menu apart is its ferociously ambitious wine list, an all-American roster of 350 wines, nicely priced, that ventures well off the beaten track to include grape varieties like marsanne, carignane and lemberger.

Expect a full roster of Lebanese wines: 236 Fifth Avenue (28th Street), (212) 683-2129.

A short roster of youthful wines, with all but one available by the glass.

WINE AND BEER -- Extensive, eclectic roster of wines in various price ranges.

There are two even newer entries to the roster of downtown Athens wine bars.