Sentence examples for wine traditionally from inspiring English sources

Aussie wine traditionally puts on its best strides on Australia Day, and the word on the street after its showcase of 1,000-plus 1,000-plusthat Oz has boomeranged back.

Chocolates, biscuits and glogg, a mulled wine traditionally consumed in the winter, are plentiful, and aficionados of Nordic cuisine "make a beeline for the lingonberry preserves," said Marie-Jose O'Keefe, the store's manager.

Gu-Shine has three-cup chicken (on the English menu, it is called "chicken with basil in casserole"), named for the one cup each of sesame oil, soy sauce and cooking wine traditionally used in the recipe.

Sure, why not — even though it made little sense to want to grow cool-climate grapes like pinot noir in this warm Mediterranean region, where blended wines traditionally include grapes like grenache, carignan, cinsault, mourvèdre and syrah.

The names, as all Italian wine drinkers know, refer not to Roman emperors or contemporary politicians, but to the three red wines traditionally thought of as Italy's best.

Rosé wines, traditionally dry and light, appeal both to white and red wine drinkers seeking something cool and refreshing to help beat the heat.

The cheese course in multi-course, multi-wine menus, traditionally, the oldest red wine is served with the cheese after the main courses.

Korenwijn, an expression of the liquor of more recent vintage which contains a higher percentage of malt wine, is traditionally aged in cask.

Rosé wine is traditionally made from red grapes that are crushed and left to ferment with the grape skins, which give natural pigment to the colorless grape juice.

He was also told that the four cups of wine, which traditionally reflect four separate phases that concluded with the transformation of the Jewish people from Egyptian slaves into a free and autonomous nation, symbolized Christ's blood.

Fine wine has traditionally been bought and sold on large measures of trust.