Sentence examples for wine wrote from inspiring English sources

"The tennis was rich, like a full-bodied red wine," wrote Malcolm Folley in the Daily Express.

"Our movement is secular because its focus is on the pleasures and pains of this world," Rabbi Wine wrote.

"It is very surprising how many discerning foodies will drink mass-produced, highly processed wines without batting an eyelid," Isabelle Legeron, an educator and consultant who holds the rare title master of wine, wrote in an e-mail.

In college, at Villanova, he and his friends had a kind of philosophers' circle where they read Snyder's poems — "No one's teaching that stuff in the Northeast!" — sat in meditation, drank red wine, wrote, pondered the idea of blue-collar poetry, and went backpacking together.

What we said: "Weird Little Birthday is beautifully recorded, and everything sounds in the right place, delivering exactly what it needs to: it has a humid, enervated air, like a too-long afternoon in the park with too many bottles of wine," wrote Michael Hann, in the Guardian.

And Richard Jennings of RJ on Wine wrote up a well-considered summary on his blog. .

She won several awards, including a Glennfiddich award for wine writing.

Mr. Lukacs wisely avoids technical data, wine industry jargon and the tasting notes that pass for so much wine writing.

"Most wine writing swerves between the academic and the florid, all of it dosed with hubris," Zimmerman writes in the preface.

In a seminal study of the subject, "Wines: Their Sensory Evaluation" (1976), Maynard A. Amerine and Edward B. Roessler called this the "Romantic" tradition in wine writing.

Auberon, known as Bron, indulged in a bit of wine writing himself, brandishing a poniard-like pen and espousing a melodramatic, take-no-prisoners approach.