vintages造句怎么写

By making the thick glass bottles invented by Dom Perignon lighter, champagne makers will save some 8, 000 metric tons of greenhouse gas pollution per year with future vintages.

Prized vintages from the 19th century have sold for thousands of dollars a wedge.

Okanagan wines began to earn a reputation for balanced, food-friendly vintages, and the wineries began to turn profits.

The customer makes a choice from a wine list, a menu of wines offered by the restaurant, listing the types and vintages.

Boutaris was a Businessman before he got into politics, and he still owns one of the country's leading wineries (although, as a recovering alcoholic, he can no longer drink his own vintages).

For the Cotes du Rhone villages and the vintages it evolves over time into flavors of undergrowth and truffle.

ABSTRACT: Grand Cru Classe of Bordeaux vintages in 1855 is very familiar to most of the people who loves wines. But before the historic year, how does Bordeaux wine look like?

The wines and liqueurs and champagnes of new orleans were new and exhilarating to her acquainted with only homemade blackberry and scuppernong vintages and aunt pitty's "swoon" brandy;

In the latest ten years, we have good vintages and high quality wine. But it would be one or two ordinary vintage every ten years before the global warming came to us.