How To Use California wine In A Sentence
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At eight o’clock the first of Brine’s employees arrived to man the register while Brine busied himself ordering what he called Epicurean necessities: pastries, imported cheeses and beers, pipe tobacco and cigarettes, homemade pasta and sauces, freshly baked bread, gourmet coffees, and California wines.
Practical Demonkeeping
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VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol VII No 2
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NAME ACTUAL FEAR MIGHT BE MISTAKEN FOR bibliophobia books fear of term papers bathophobia depth fear of being clean Gallophobia France, things French fear of California wine crystallophobia glass fear of Gypsies cryophobia ice, frost fear of peeling onions polyphobia many things fear of parrots phonophobia noise, loud talking fear of stereos topophobia places fear of Italian mice aichurophobia points fear of sneezing belonophobia sharp objects fear of cold cuts halophobia speaking fear of angels tacophobia speed fear of Mexican food phagophobia swallowing fear of becoming a sissy haphephobia touching, being touched fear of fractions Hodophobia travel fear of hobbits Parthenophobia young girls fear of Greek temples
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol VII No 2
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State liquor retailers have campaigned hard against the bill, arguing that it would hurt small liquor stores and allow California wines to inundate the New Jersey market.
Years of Growth at Risk for N.J. Wine
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NAME ACTUAL FEAR MIGHT BE MISTAKEN FOR bibliophobia books fear of term papers bathophobia depth fear of being clean Gallophobia France, things French fear of California wine crystallophobia glass fear of Gypsies cryophobia ice, frost fear of peeling onions polyphobia many things fear of parrots phonophobia noise, loud talking fear of stereos topophobia places fear of Italian mice aichurophobia points fear of sneezing belonophobia sharp objects fear of cold cuts halophobia speaking fear of angels tacophobia speed fear of Mexican food phagophobia swallowing fear of becoming a sissy haphephobia touching, being touched fear of fractions Hodophobia travel fear of hobbits Parthenophobia young girls fear of Greek temples
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol VII No 2
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Pierce's Disease almost always kills the host plant, hence the fear that the sharpshooter is a significant threat to the multi-million dollar California wine industry.
Archive 2002-07-01
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In the Northern California wine country at harvest time, we favor soaked grapevines added to the coals for our fuel source.
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For a California guy who'd recently graduated from Santa Cruz with a degree in American literature, there wouldn't seem to be anything preordained about this choice, which entailed returning to school to catch up on chemistry and other courses he'd disdained as an undergraduate before enrolling in the oenology department at UC Davis, the West Point of the California wine industry.
Wines That Favor Balance Over Power
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This combination gives California wine big fruit flavors and a full mouth feel.
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If California wine continues to grow at this rate, the state could leapfrog over France in take-home wine sales, as Australia did.
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You will get a complimentary bottle of California wine and your service charge is waived in the Traveler.
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Those who refuse to carry California wine, when asked why, usually go well beyond “overripeness” and into culture.
Home field disadvantaged – NYT on SF wine lists | Dr Vino's wine blog
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We are proud to be recognized by the Governor for the positive impact California wine has on the state, the nation and the world, " said Robert P. (Bobby) Koch, President and CEO of Wine Institute.
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When California winemakers say their Pinots or Chardonnays are "Burgundian", they are not only talking about the leaner style but also saying that despite the warm climate they are delivering a similar high level of quality.
Marquita Levy: Smells Like Tannin Spirit
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Back in January, I moved from the California Wine Country to Charleston, South Carolina, trading my 47 acres of ticks and foxtails for a 152 year-old Victorian House with vintage termites.
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My friend and I asked at our hotel's front desk one day where we could find the closest store selling non-junk food snacks and half-decent California wines.
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The term "ghost winery" refers to places that were started in the mid- to late 19th century, a time when the California wine industry was booming, but were abandoned in the early 20th century.
The Seattle Times
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A 15-year veteran of the California wine industry and a Ph.D. -holding geneticist specializing in oenology, Nancy Irelan did not invest firstin her vineyard based on a whim.
Red Tail Ridge Winery: A Different Kind of Investment
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The hotel ballroom was also full of famous bottles from the great chateaux of Bordeaux and these two California wines held their own without a problem.
