How To Use Burgundy In A Sentence
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In his dreams she wore a blue satin frock with a burgundy shawl, or a pink silk pelisse, or a white crinoline.
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It is entirely possible to drink any wine with any dish, and anyone who says otherwise is talking bunkum; a respected gastro-bore friend of mine likes to drink white burgundy with stewed lamb, as he finds it brings out the texture of the meat.
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The glass pavilion, designed by Dirk van Pastel, is in the western corner of a triangular site, surrounded by the woods and fields of Burgundy.
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The wine will age, our anger with France will pass, and we'll buy that Burgundy in a few years.
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Furniture includes chairs and couches upholstered in amber, magenta, and burgundy.
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Deep burgundy and maroon remain the height of floral chic.
Times, Sunday Times
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There was a rocking chair that sat next to a fireplace, which held a medium sized cooking cauldron that was spilling ashes onto the burgundy hearthrug.
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The couple began hosting Burgundy symposia for passionate amateurs in 1997, welcoming a dozen guests to Bouilland for an intensive week of tasting and touring, enlisting such experts as Clive Coates and Alan Meadows to assist.
In the Domain of the Earth Mother of Burgundy
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He was blandly dressed in a white shirt and burgundy tie.
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Italian restaurants restricted their list to Italian wines; French restaurant wine lists were a recital of Bordeaux, Burgundy, and Champagne.
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Natural colours such as sienna, coffee, verdure, burgundy, metal and champagne are chosen as ambient colours.
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Its leaves are like a lily's but extensively marbled with green and burgundy.
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This image has four blocks of colour dark green, burgundy, dark blue and light cyan used to adjust the colour settings of a computer monitor.
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With Beaujolais, bigger is not necessarily better, but this wine transcends Beaujolais; it's closer to a red burgundy.
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I love those ttrees, the silver (?) on burgundy is my favourite!
Lovely children
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Dark reds like burgundy and maroon appeal to moderate income groups.
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The most basic of all Burgundy appellations, this designation can be used anywhere throughout the region.
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In France the alcoholic cordial crème de cassis, made in the vicinity of Dijon in Burgundy from locally grown blackcurrants, won worldwide fame.
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This shrub offers burgundy-green foliage and hot pink, fringy blooms primarily in late winter-spring.
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His snowy white shirt was topped by a burgundy waistcoat which, amazingly enough, matched her gown almost perfectly, and he wore a black cravat around his neck.
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Autumn has a light touch here: a burgundy fringe on the roadside, gold and blush in haptic patches on the tree crowns, like the burnish on a pear.
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Burgundy's pinot noir is regularly drunk with game birds, wild fowl and boar.
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Torres began his wine career with a course in oenology at the University of Dijon in Burgundy.
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The Breathless Blush combines well with pink flowered selections of salvias and burgundy leafed grasses, while a touch of lime green foliaged plants such as coleus or lamium will add some extra zest.
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From deep claret to fruity merlot, burgundy colours are hot fashion news.
The Sun
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Not only is acidification illegal in Burgundy, but how can something be acidified AND underripe?
Inventor of box wine, wineonomics, “sham” — sipped and spit | Dr Vino's wine blog
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Then had stalwart Gernot of Burgundy nigh done brave Iring unto death, but that he sprang away from the prince (nimble enow he was), and slew eftsoon four noble henchmen of the Burgundians from Worms across the Rhine.
The Nibelungenlied
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The heli's interior is lined with burgundy velour and embroidered white pleather.
Globe and Mail
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Tempting as it was to pass round the oatcakes and crack open a bottle of Burgundy there and then, its whiffy pong soon ruled out any chance of afternoon nibbles.
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The wedding gowns could usually be of any color, but they usually were of a dark color like burgundy wine, deep purple or hunter green.
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Having said that, the refined bouquet and taste of the finest and rarest red wines from the Old World, such as burgundy and claret, are not the bottles to choose either for hot days.
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Both are bright and generously sized, with rich burgundy walls providing the backdrop to a most unusual timber floor with inlay.
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Hair colors that work best for Asians are plum or burgundy, ash blond, platinum blond, brown, dark brown, or black.
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Taking the hatbox and carpetbag, she went back on the trail, a receding frail figure in a burgundy dress.
Locust Valley Breakdown
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I suggest rich colors such as burgundy, black, tan, beige, and dark brown.
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Colours this season are ivory, camel, many shades of brown, red, burgundy, moss and olive green, and, of course, black.
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This applies to no more than a handful of wine styles: claret, red and white Burgundy, Rhône reds, Tuscan and Piedmontese reds, vintage port, vintage champagne, a few Spanish reds, Mosel Rieslings and Californian Cabernets.
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Shades of teal and forest green all fall in this category, and look gorgeous when paired with burgundy.
Times, Sunday Times
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He was dressed in burgundy velvet breeches, waistcoat and frock, with a silk and lace white shirt.
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If that proves to be the case, Burgundy, which has seen a slump in prices, could breathe a sigh of relief.
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One must see people undressed to judge truly of their shape; when they are dressed to go abroad, their clothes are contrived to conceal, or at least palliate the defects of it: as full-bottomed wigs were contrived for the Duke of Burgundy, to conceal his hump back.
Letters to his son on The Art of Becoming a Man of the World and a Gentleman
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During the attack the woman's burgundy shoulder bag containing personal items of no real value was stolen.
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Beaujolais lies just to the south of the far more vinously challenging area of Burgundy with which is commonly associated.
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As summer turns into autumn, colour in your garden can be transformed into a sea of amber, orange, red and burgundy, if you choose the right plants.
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There are usually about 20 stamens, with anthers that range from pink to burgundy in color.
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Although there are many hundreds of villages that make wine in Burgundy, very few have vineyards with Grand Cru status.
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Transplanted New Yorker Becky Wasserman, also known as the godmother of Burgundy, told me a story about entertaining a client at a restaurant in Bouilland, a few miles up the road from Savigny.
The Death-Defying Values of Savigny-lès-Beaune
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The ibis has an exotic air with its burgundy plumage and oddly curved beak.
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Burgundy is a great go-to choice for the colder months.
The Sun
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So you'll notice dark-colored wood such as mahogany, and rich colors like burgundy, forest green, yellow, and shades of beige.
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Elsewhere in the issue we visit Washington's spectacular South Puget Sound, a kind of briny Burgundy where every cove and waterway seems to grow its own distinctive shellfish -- each with its own connoisseur following.
Editor's Note
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As the classification in Burgundy is given to the vineyard, not to the château or the domaine, the quality of the wine can vary tremendously when a vineyard changes hands.
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I love it for its leaves, a steely grey blue warmed with a blush of burgundy.
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The square is bedecked in rich burgundy tapestries and lords and ladies watch from their thrones in the terraces above.
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The stay was arranged in collaboration with a hotel school in Chateau Chinon on the outskirts of Beaune in the heart of the Burgundy region.
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He vinifies it the same way he does premier cru white Burgundy from Meursault -- with about 50 percent of the wine fermented and aged in new oak barrels.
Wine: Michael Shaps, a Virginia-Burgundy blend
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They come in a special formula mix which contains blends of burgundy, clear yellow, rosy-red with golden tips and other red and gold bicolors.
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Stephanie wore black trousers, a pair of DMs, a long-sleeved T-shirt -- a burgundy body with orange sleeves -- and a scruffy black jacket.
CHAMELEON
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It has jade green flower heads which turn deep burgundy as they age.
The Sun
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But the low-lit bar, with loft-like ceilings and a palette of soft browns and burgundy, caters to the international high-roller set, a group not easily impressed with gimmicks at cocktail hour.
Serious About Cocktails
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Its Burgundy Grand Cru glass is the only stemware that resides permanently in the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
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And what's the point of driving yourself on a gastronomic tour through the vineyards of Burgundy?
Times, Sunday Times
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His new wife was Beatrice of Burgundy, and the marriage was part of the complex Second Plan to strengthen imperial power.
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Much of the wine world has banded together to recognize the true origins of wines-that champagne is from the Champagne region of France, chianti is from Chianti in Tuscany, chablis is from the Chablis area of Burgundy, and so on.
U.S. News
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A few days later I received some flowers and a note inviting me to come to Patrick’s estate, called La Salle, in Burgundy, for his annual August polo tournament.
One From The Hart
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Philip V, Charles of Valois, the duke of Burgundy, and the counts of Evreuz,
The Maintenance of Ducal Authority in Gascony: The Career of Sir Guy Ferre the Younger 1298-1320
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The name of this wine is still a mystery. Tokay of Alsace is made 100% from Pinot Gris grape variety which is from Alsace itself or Burgundy and has never been linked with Hungary.
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After the investiture in 1364 of Philip the Bold as duke of Burgundy, the duchy of Burgundy became a cadet branch of the French royal house of Valois.
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This fall you'll see rich fabrics such as wool, tweed and herringbone in colors like burgundy, navy, brown, and beige.
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There are plenty of rich silks and organzas both in bright colours and earthy tones of terracotta, deep burgundy, pewter and slate black.
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The next morning at breakfast her mother appeared in the doorway tightly bound in a burgundy silk dressing gown.
THE COMPANY OF STRANGERS
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a dry white burgundy
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The novice can start out with inexpensive Languedoc, move up north to Rhone, play around in Beaujolais, and then begin to explore Burgundy.
Of Burgundy, Bordeaux and pork bellies [poll] | Dr Vino's wine blog
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There, were to be seen the flags of Bretagne and Anjou, of Burgundy, of Flanders, even the ensign of France, which the volunteers from that country had assumed; and right in the midst of this Capital of War, the gorgeous pavilion of William himself, with a dragon of gold before it, surmounting the staff, from which blazed the Papal gonfanon.
Harold : the Last of the Saxon Kings — Volume 12
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Claret and red burgundy would cope equally well, but the former's austerity just gives it the edge.
Times, Sunday Times
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Olivia wore an ivory satin and net dress and carried a hand-tied bouquet of burgundy calla lilies.
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It has jade green flower heads which turn deep burgundy as they age.
The Sun
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Gold trim and decorations accented the burgundy, and made the place seem cosy.
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This winter, chiffon dresses and smart coats in red, burgundy, pink and purple play the leading role in the collection.
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I enjoyed my green beans with salty lardons in a creamy dressing and a navarin d'agneau accompanied by the 2001 burgundy house wine.
Archive 2008-09-01
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She frowned as she saw a tall, burgundy-haired vampire dressed in a bright metallic green laced up top and bell bottoms walk up behind the elfin boy.
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The occasion of this cession was probably some league of mutual defence against the Franks, which Cassiodorus could without dishonesty represent as a kind of vassalage of Burgundy to Ostrogothia.
The Letters of Cassiodorus Being A Condensed Translation Of The Variae Epistolae Of Magnus Aurelius Cassiodorus Senator
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The 200-km stretch of Burgundy vineyards strung along the western flank of the north - south Saône valley provides many examples of complex local relationships between soil type and wine quality.
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To be really honest, we benefit from global warming because we don't have to chaptalize our wines any more," said Jacky Martinon, a winemaker in Burgundy, referring to a process of injecting sugar into wine.
Undefined
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Cult Cabernets ruled, along with first growth Bordeaux and grand cru Burgundy.
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The surroundings: most of the great Burgundy vineyards are within spitting distance.
Times, Sunday Times
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He's slumped on the sofa, the lithe body swamped by a shapeless and shabby burgundy cardigan held together with a giant safety pin.
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Purple reigns over the power pout as true red and deep burgundy take a back seat.
The Sun
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Burgundy joined to Provence — a dominion from the German Ocean to the Mediterranean!
Anne of Geierstein
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Burgundy-themed restaurant, bitches still blew the chocha crema all over the place.
Dlisted - Be Very Afraid
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I like the fact that in my world, burgundy is just red.
Dual Citizenship
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Manuscript illumination flourished under the patronage of the dukes of Burgundy, kings of England, Portuguese monarchs, and Hapsburg rulers.
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Today it's a given that the best wines in Burgundy and elsewhere are estate-bottled, that is, produced by the people who grow the grapes, but through the 1920s most of the grapes grown in Burgundy were sold to négotiants who vinified and bottled the finished wine, frequently blending them with heartier wines from the sunny Rhône valley and elsewhere.
The Childhood Chums Keeping Volnay a Delight
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When he appeared in Cork in 1491 he was taken up by a number of people who wished to embarrass Henry, including the earls of Kildare and Desmond, Charles VIII of France, and Margaret, dowager duchess of Burgundy.
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Soleure would fain have joined with him in conversation respecting trade and merchandize, yet the Englishman, who dealt in articles of small bulk and considerable value, and traversed sea and land to carry on his traffic, could find few mutual topics to discuss with the Swiss trader, whose commerce only extended into the neighboring districts of Burgundy and Germany, and whose goods consisted of coarse woollen cloths, fustian, hides, peltry and such ordinary articles.
Anne of Geierstein
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The old flint building 's bar has a pool table at one end and a burgundy leather sofa and armchairs at the other.
Times, Sunday Times
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The name Chablis is derived from a small town nestled amid the northern vineyards of Burgundy in northeast France.
The Draw of Chablis
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They smell divine and taste truly wonderful with a glass of burgundy.
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Here's a native blue carex, a 'Burgundy Lace' fern, and a 'Dolce Licorice' heuchera.
Cat’s Eye View « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog
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They were originally built for a community of monks from Val des Choux in Burgundy.
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Whether or not your opting for patterns, delve into colors like mauve, burgundy, yellow, rust, light blue, or even salmon.
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Although Berne had permitted the temporary residence of the deposed count at Oron, and had granted to the countess the revenues of a small piece of land, the refugees soon left the "logis" which they found "_si froid et si mal fourni de vivres_," and repaired to Burgundy and the protection of their powerful de Vergy relatives.
The Counts of Gruyère
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Contrary to popular opinion, top-drawer supermarket white burgundy does exist, so tuck into this generous, ripe, appley, nutty bottle, with oodles of soft, creamy fruit on the palate, and rejoice.
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It has jade green flower heads which turn deep burgundy as they age.
The Sun
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NOTE: There's nothing inherently wrong with the Chardonnay grape, though I prefer how it's vinified in Chablis in Burgundy to the fruitier, ditzier New World styles.
Obama, Farrakhan, and how Hillary Clinton took the opening and then squandered it.
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Such is part of the defence of the high-spirited Joan of Arc, who was taken prisoner by the Duke of Burgundy on the 23d of May 1430 -- sold by him for a large sum to the English, and by them put on her trial as a heretic, idolatress, and magician -- condemned, and finally burned alive, the 30th of May 1431.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 61, No. 378, April, 1847
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For holly ribbon, thinly roll out some of the burgundy icing and cut out small holly leaf shapes.
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Chablis District in northern Burgundy of France where a Chardonnay-based white wine is made, normally with little or no aging in small oak barrels.
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Layered shapes, outlined in black, burgundy or pink, imitate the forms of architecture and industrial design.
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Ripuarian Franks the original lands of the House of Lorraine, Alsace, and a part of Burgundy.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 9: Laprade-Mass Liturgy
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Christian Hadfield won the best patisserie dish in a live cookout and received a trophy, and a magnum of red burgundy for his efforts.
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The firelight caught the cut of the diamonds and they sparkled against the burgundy velvet.
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The old flint building 's bar has a pool table at one end and a burgundy leather sofa and armchairs at the other.
Times, Sunday Times
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Burgundy and the ladies went out for a stroll, huh?
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As for colours, Valentino followed next winter's trend for deep anthracite and rich cream with the occasional splash of burgundy leather, sewn in strips down suits like a would-be chalk stripe.
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From deep claret to fruity merlot, burgundy colours are hot fashion news.
The Sun
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Ornamental trees and shrubs in shades of burgundy, plum, rust, gold, and celery green are backdrops for shapely succulents, phormiums, and kangaroo paws.
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A group of trees formed a screen, behind which the kennels, an old falconry, a pheasantry, and the quarters of the huntsmen were falling into ruins, after being in their day the wonder and admiration of Burgundy.
Sons of the Soil
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Instead, I embarked on a vinous calling to seek out and taste the great wines of Burgundy and the sublime but tantalising magic of the Pinot Noir grape.
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In Burgundy, artisans produce sabots (wooden shoes), vielles (stringed musical instruments), and other craft items.
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I told your father, in the joy of meeting once more a subject of such inappreciable loyalty, of the sacrifices I would make to assure the assistance of Charles of Burgundy to so gallant an undertaking as that proposed to him by the faithful Oxford.
Anne of Geierstein
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These days, Caron spends part of her time overseeing her auberge in Burgundy, some 100 km south of Paris.
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But a glance at them as they made free with the natives 'provisions relieved him on this score, and when Smith explained that he had on board the aeroplane certain delectables in the shape of chicken patties (becoming rather stale), doughnuts, plumcake, a bottle of Australian burgundy, and sundry other remnants of the provisions furnished by the hospitable folk of
Round the World in Seven Days
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Granted, these changes do take time, but we've given years of our time, and still can't answer why any 53 players and however many coaches that show up in burgundy and gold every Sunday can't put together a consistent team effort.
Skins relapse early in 2010
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And in the Council of Auxerre, in Burgundy, in 578, disguisings are again forbidden, and at another
Christmas: Its Origin and Associations Together with Its Historical Events and Festive Celebrations During Nineteen Centuries
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Below the top, she wore faded jeans and scuffed trainers, and held a burgundy jumper in her lap.
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Chablis District in northern Burgundy of France where a Chardonnay-based white wine is made, normally with little or no aging in small oak barrels.
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The grapes are grown in sun traps beneath the two impressive crags of Solutré and Vergisson which mark the end of the limestone plateau on which all burgundy save the Beaujolais is grown.
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It features yellow lilies, yellow and white cushion mums, burgundy snapdragons, off-white roses, yellow alstroemeria, misty blue limonium, hypericum, ruscus leaves, and salal leaves.
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He is described as white and was wearing a burgundy jacket or fleece, with white trainers and a baseball cap.
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The French wines were duds, sadly; I'd have preferred to shell out a bit more to see how a more pricey Burgundy would have faired.
Evan Dawson
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The regions of France still retain their English names – Brittany, Normandy, Burgundy, Gascony show no signs of becoming Bretagne, Normandie, Bourgogne or Gascogne.
Loss of anglicizations | Linguism
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But for a truly memorable cheese moment, serve gougères, the famous cheese puffs of Burgundy.
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She got into a pastel pink dress with burgundy accents around the hem and neckline and went to see her father.
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The collection uses vivid colours which range form burgundy and strong fuchsia to canary yellow and electric blue.
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Its chief reckons all patients can benefit from a decent glass of burgundy or claret.
The Sun
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I was reminded of the part in A Bridge Too Far when the only supply drop the encircled Allied troops actually manage to retrieve contains nothing but burgundy berets.
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Stonecrop is a beautiful plant that has green leaves all summer then in August flowers to salmon pink to burgundy then dark brown.
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The three of us settled into a hidden alcove hung with burgundy velvet drapes.
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However, you still shouldn't serve a hefty oaked wine, such as Burgundy, at a temperature of 21°C or more, making it taste soupy or sickly.
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When he developed the order in Burgundy he originally intended abstinence for his brethren.
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But for a truly memorable cheese moment, serve gougères, the famous cheese puffs of Burgundy.
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Even burgundy snobs will lap up this lacy, gamey, red-berried pinot noir, with a whisker of spice on the finish.
Times, Sunday Times
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I have to wear a uniform on school days - a burgundy blazer and grey pinafore.
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Here's a native blue carex, a 'Burgundy Lace' fern, and a 'Dolce Licorice' heuchera.
Cat’s Eye View « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog
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Often the first sign is black or burgundy sap oozing from tiny holes in the bark; soon after, the tree wilts, turning starkly brown.
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Between the plateau and Belgium flows a channel, which we may call the Burgundian channel, since it covers old Burgundy; between the plateau and Bretagne is another channel, which from its position we may call the Bordeaux channel.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 69, July, 1863
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Buying fine single domaine-bottled burgundy is a minefield at the best of times.
Times, Sunday Times
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Girls with long hair must tie it back with burgundy or black clips to match the uniform.
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And what's the point of driving yourself on a gastronomic tour through the vineyards of Burgundy?
Times, Sunday Times
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Nowhere is this more important than with Burgundy where in great vintages some famous people make average wines and in poor vintages a really dedicated winemaker can still make an excellent wine - at a good price.
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Burgundy, particularly red burgundy, has come to be served in glass balloons, sometimes so large they resemble fish-bowls.
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You could fill a book on the scandal and dirty dealing that used to operate in Burgundy: every winemaker from the region will tell you his own tale of skulduggery.
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This winter, chiffon dresses and smart coats in red, burgundy, pink and purple play the leading role in the collection.
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The translucent enamel back ground which looks almost black is in fact a dark burgundy.
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Her coordinated use of color - burgundy, chartreuse, pink, purple, and blue - ties the garden together.
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Perfect in a dusky pink and burgundy planting scheme.
Times, Sunday Times
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After the investiture in 1364 of Philip the Bold as duke of Burgundy, the duchy of Burgundy became a cadet branch of the French royal house of Valois.
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Dressed in tan pants, a white shirt, red striped tie and burgundy sweater, he appeared quite the little gentleman.
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Eager whispers followed his every step as he paced restlessly down the cream and burgundy corridors, glowing eyes shielded behind his dark glasses.
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I looked at deeper browns, greys, blues, evergreen, fuschia, burgundy with gold fleurs de lis on in case I felt that not getting to as many conventions as I'd like could be made up for by carpeting my basement as a hotel.
Mrissa: 2010: a not-very-carpeted odyssey
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The next morning at breakfast her mother appeared in the doorway tightly bound in a burgundy silk dressing gown.
THE COMPANY OF STRANGERS
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The Burgundy soil is mainly based on oolitic limestone, upon which both the Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes flourish.
Wine Blogging Wednesday #48: Back to Our Roots
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She settled on a plain pleated skirt in burgundy wool, a cream blouse and a lightweight cashmere sweater.
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Her other two whites are both Chardonnays, one from Burgundy and one from California's Sonoma Valley.
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Secca watched, then, as a trumpet call bugled across the orange-lit dawn, the burgundy lancers charged, three masses moving together.
The Shadow Sorceress
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EB: So the 64K Question: How will it feel seeing McNabb in burgundy and gold at The Linc on Sunday?
An interview with an Eagles fan
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The Bible is bound in burgundy velvet with a gold-washed white metal rim around the three outside edges of both covers, according to the official description.
Obama to Take Oath on Same Bible as Lincoln - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com
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Mine was painted a kind of pale mushroom colour, with a burgundy couch.
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Taking the hatbox and carpetbag, she went back on the trail, a receding frail figure in a burgundy dress.
Locust Valley Breakdown
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This is a wonderful white burgundy, and a real find.
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The rest of the room was draped in a majestic red; the carpet a deep burgundy color.
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Some Burgundy producers still use tastevins in their own cellars, where they can be useful to demonstrate hue and clarity even in a dim light.
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In the white category, Peel has done very well with Sancerre, Austrian wines like dry riesling and white Burgundy.
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He was wearing a burgundy polyester jacket.
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The red is gaillardia ‘Burgundy’, the whitish is dappled willow, salix integra ‘Hakuro Nishiki’ , yellow leafed caryopteris ‘Worcester Gold’, and just starting to bloom at the rock edge, veronica ‘Royal Candles’.
First Lilium and Other Tidbits « Fairegarden
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Dark leather chairs were grouped opposite her father's desk, and a dark burgundy oriental rug adorned the black walnut hardwood floor.
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To avenge this offence the Duke of Burgundy declared war on the Captain of Vaucouleurs, and the castellany was ravaged by bands of
The Life of Joan of Arc, Vol. 1 and 2
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The are produced from Burgundy's top grape, making them light and vibrant wines.
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I shall want the rest to lengthen out the 9th for which the business with Burgundy affords not enough materials. prolixity is always bad.
Letter 249
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Burgundy so inhospitable as to neglect one of the bravest and most noble gentlemen that ever trode a court? —
Quentin Durward
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Somerfield's own-label red burgundy used to be horrid, but the past few vintages have been full of elegant, smoky, plummy fruit.
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His snowy white shirt was topped by a burgundy waistcoat which, amazingly enough, matched her gown almost perfectly, and he wore a black cravat around his neck.
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A book that makes you want to find an armchair and a glass of good Burgundy, this is a pacy, well researched history with plenty of human detail to leaven the science.
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Despite his affection for Champagne, Chef Ducasse's cellar at home in Monaco is dominated by Burgundy and Bordeaux, many of them grand crus and first growths.
Alain Ducasse
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Therefore the villages and growths of Burgundy are individually expressed in all the wines that carry their name.
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The surroundings: most of the great Burgundy vineyards are within spitting distance.
Times, Sunday Times
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For the striped ribbon, thinly roll out the burgundy icing and cut into thick strips.
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She shoved her glass at me, some of the burgundy liquid splashing onto my shirt.
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Examples of complementary colors to a red color theme is burgundy, wine, claret red, dark pink, and purple.
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He was wearing a charcoal grey suit over a burgundy shirt with matching cravat.
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Tributes to the silver-haired cleric who symbolised dialogue across the Christian world poured in to the tranquil Taize Community in a Burgundy village north of Lyon.
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It was made of the softest burgundy velvet, with collar and cuffs of ecru lace.
PAINT THE WIND
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For holly ribbon, thinly roll out some of the burgundy icing and cut out small holly leaf shapes.
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The best Ribston pippins, — some people say the only real Ribston pippins, — in all Rufford are to be found here, and its Burgundy pears and walnuts are almost equally celebrated.
The American Senator
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Burgundy is a great go-to choice for the colder months.
The Sun
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Now his cellar is deep enough to have plenty of old vintage of white Burgundy and white Bordeaux to draw upon to hedge his exposure to premox, and I am sure that despite his Herculean efforts to ascertain provenance on the old wines he has purchased over the last decade, it is highly unlikely that he has not had to deal with more than his fair share of expensive fakes in his cellar.
Natural wines, premox, chenin blanc, 07 Port and Rhone – John Gilman | Dr Vino's wine blog
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She pushed back the burgundy chenille blanket that had been covering her and stood up, slipping on her flip flops.
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For example, Meursault in Burgundy is the name of a village with a particularly strong reputation for producing Chardonnay.
How to Read a Wine Label
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Wearing a plain burgundy suit with black shoes and carrying a worn black leather document case, the visitor smiled at both the policewoman and
Excerpt: Pardonable Lies by Jacqueline Winspear
