Sentence examples for wine tradition from inspiring English sources

Greece's dessert wine tradition is also worthy of note.

But Sicily has a long, honourable wine tradition: Julius Caesar's favourite tipple was said to be the island's mamertino white.

Friuli, in the northeast, has a fine wine tradition that dates back to the 1960s, but that was about it until comparatively recently.

We make great Monday-to-Thursday wines, but have to do more to promote our fine wine tradition - the kind of wine that is served in the good white tablecloth restaurants in Europe, as some of the Margaret River wines are.' Overproduction must be a danger, as it is elsewhere in Australia and throughout the world, with far more wine being made than there are people willing to drink it.

Are the hosts wedded to wine tradition?

Serious producers watched on the sidelines as a nation's entire vinous output — with a wine tradition as old as our own — was conflated to the category of the critter.

It is a testament partly to his connoisseurship and partly to the durability and conservatism of European wine traditions that many of the wines Jefferson drank and collected are the same ones that excite the interest of today's grape nuts.

Jeannie Cho Lee, Korea's first Master of Wine, argues that Asian food and wine traditions prime consumers to think about wine differently and to appreciate different qualities in it.

He also sampled the seltzer-in-your-wine tradition that some Romanians love and others consider a national embarrassment.

Even in the heart of wine-tradition-loving countries like Italy you can find kosher wines.

Free wine, a tradition at Midwest, will be eliminated.