Sentence examples for wines full from inspiring English sources

New wineries and new regions often announce themselves with wines full of fruity swagger, but Zhang had clearly avoided the temptation.

The reds can be very high in alcohol and on the sweetish side, but the vermentino grape, which thrives in rocky areas near the sea, can produce exceptionally fragrant wines, full of lemony flavours and with a distinctive salty tang.

For years, zinfandels have been known as big wines, full of exuberant flavors and with alcohol levels topping 15percentt, but these days the hallmark of Dry Creek zins is balance, with restrained berry flavors.

In an increasingly commercialised global industry, it's refreshing to see so many Swiss wineries run by independent families, such as Jean-René Germanier (whose local Savagnin is delicious) and husband-and-wife duo Jean-Denis and Christine Perrochet, who have pinot noir production in Neuchâtel down to an art with wines full of spices and dried fruits.

But skilled winemakers and modern techniques now produce some superb wines: full-bodied, fruity and a bit smoky.

Drinking a wine full of sediment is like getting a mouthful of fine coffee grounds, not at all pleasant.

The Thalabert is a wild wine, full of distinctive smoky, meaty, almost animal flavors — not for the faint of heart.

Made up of 50 percent chardonnay, 40 percent riesling and 10 percent sauvignon blanc, this young, perfumed wine, full of nicely melding fruit-salad flavors, is a winner.

At an osteria in La Morra, she opened a magnum of '64 Mascarello, an unforgettable wine full of signature aromas of tar, truffles and tobacco and yet as fresh as a wine 30 years younger.

"When we told them we were, they said, 'Then you must see Mary Kay Gallagher: she's the mayor of the neighborhood.' "Mary Kay is like old wine, full of contrasts; she's wonderfully direct and charming at the same time," added Ms. Glosser, a 44-year-old mother of three.

This ghoulishy-good wine is a uniquely Californian blend of Merlot, Zinfandel, and Syrah, which leaves the wine full bodied and plush.