Sentence examples for wine takes from inspiring English sources

This Sekt, or sparkling wine, takes its name from the red cap on its bottles.

For the simple reason that whiskey, like great wine, takes time to make well.

"If the market for wine takes a downturn, I've still got the wine to drink".

While most red wine takes its tint from the grape skin, alicante provides a deep red juice.

The process of planting vines, growing grapes, harvesting, vinifying, bottling and then aging wine takes about 10 years on average.

Osborne, a British journalist who's passionate about wine, takes readers on an entertaining odyssey through several wine regions.

"The rule is, if the customer is not happy with the wine, take the wine back," Mr. Johnnes said.

Then wine took over, leaving little shelf space for the vodka and Scotch.

People sit at small round tables with complimentary wine, taking in starry views of the city.

Once the jug was empty, cloudy white wine took the water's place.

"What I'm trying to do is demystify wine, take off the pompous, arrogant edge winemaking can have," he says.