old world wines造句

• A Paris Wine Tasting of 1976, is capable of producing the best quality wine equal to that of Old World wine regions.
• Young consumers in particular tend to avoid what they consider to be confusing and pretentious wine labels characteristic of some Old World wine bottles.
• Other Old World wine producing countries with significant Carignan plantings include Croatia with in 2009, Cyprus with, Malta with and Turkey with in 2010.
• When Brind joined Waitrose in the early seventies the wine consumer in Britain was served by the traditional wine merchant selling Old World wine from prestigious European growers.
• Second, I generally prefer New World wines, but particularly enjoy sparkling wines, such as Champagne, Prosecco and Cava, which are Old World wines.
• In many Old World wine regions, natural rainfall is considered the only source for water that will still allow the vineyard to maintain its " terroir " characteristics.
• This created a stark contrast to the Old World wine regions of Europe where vintage variation, including rainfall, had a pronounced effect on the potential wine style each year.
• "' Old World wine "'refers primarily to wine made in Europe but can also include other regions of the Mediterranean basin with long Chile and vice versa.
• A piece of jewelry is used on the bottle in lieu of a traditional wine label, reflecting old world wine necklaces, and a Baccarat crystal stopper transforms the bottle into a decanter.
• In a manner that is fairly unusual in Old World wine regions, a few wines in the Colli Piacentini can be varietally labeled with the grape's name appearing on the front of the wine label.
• Wines made from Primitivo have notes of plum and spice, like Zinfandel, but because of different growing soils and climate, the fruit character is less jammy, the structure more akin to old world wines, with rustic notes of earth and spice, as well as tamed fruit flavors
• While many vineyards in New World wine regions are planted with vines spread widely apart from each other ( 900 vines per acre being a typical density ), the vines at Destiny Ridge are planted close together with a high density of 2000 vines per acre that is more typical of Old World wine regions.
• Wine Business Insider, a publication for the wine industry, reports that domestic wine consumption for Old World wines from France and Italy are down, while the Australian domestic wine market experienced a one-year growth spurt of 9 percent as of M ! aLL . Further, WBI is suggesting that, given the " 19 percent year-on-year increase in wine exports,"