Taste picks up on fleshiness, richness, vinosity, finesse or lightness.
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A lovely mellowness and a remarkable vinosity with well ripened and firm tannins.
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Thus, we will have a production of balanced wines in vinosity and fineness.
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A champagne whose subtle combination of vinosity and freshness gives it great appeal.
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It is rich and generous on the palate with lots of vinosity and fullness.
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The cherry on the cake is provided by discreet notes of vinosity developing at the finish.
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Its good vinosity makes it a harmonious match for seafood and white meat such as veal.
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Dense and thick but sappy, with urgent, sweet black fruit and pepper flavors and excellent vinosity.
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A sumptuous palate that ends with a beautiful vinosity, a feeling of warmth that signals the year.
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Finally, the wine is well structured with a very fine vinosity, long lasting taste and fine tannins.
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A strong constitution and vinosity characterize the wines of this vintage, a vintage for the record books.
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From the attack to the final, both the vinosity and the acidity become more and more intense.
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This wine, both floral and fruity, combines vinosity and finesse through red fruit and morello cherry aromas.
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This frank, classy champagne has the vinosity and generosity of Bouzy Pinot Noir in a well-balanced frame.
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Now quite rare, Humagne Blanche has delightful vinosity, flesh with just the right acidity, and delicate fruit flavours.
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The mouth is well structured, balanced between good vinosity and tannins that are still young, promising serene aging.
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On the palate:fresh with agreeable acidity, opening out to reveal a full-bodied, generous wine with good vinosity.
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Colour, attack, length, power, vinosity and bouquet are all elements that make up the identity of each cuvée.
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This is a product made in the image and method of the great champagnes, enhancing its vinosity with bubbles.
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Humagne Blanche became very rare. It charms by its vinosity, its flesh finely acidulous and its savours delicately fruity.
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Mouth: At one and the same time luminous and meaty, the mouth is impressive in its fruity exoticism and natural vinosity.
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Slightly more tannic structure than the rosé with greater body and vinosity. More refreshing than the red wine particularly in summer.
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Typical expression of our soils, this Champagne characterizes by its flavors and its vinosity the heart of our grounds and their richness.
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La Grande Annee develops a majestic vinosity, intense, rich and complex aromas whose tonality varies accordingly to the nature of the millesime.
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A further object of this invention is to remove sulfites from a standard wine without significantly altering the color or vinosity of the wine.
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The wine has lovely vinosity with fine grained tannins and concentrated fruit adding a liquorice nuance to the finish where purples of all colours, aromas and flavours abound.
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Moreover, in Alsace, the growing success of the sparkling wines and the search of diversification on that field led to an increasing use of Pinot Noir in the Cremant where it brings fruitiness and vinosity.
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It doesn't have the sheer vinosity of a good Cognac or Armagnac, but the Mendoza Gran Reserva made by Sanchez-Romate I tried recently did have the most wonderful finish, like a sweet Oloroso sherry.
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The vintages 1929, 1947 and 1949 were described by Alexis Lichine to surpass Château d'Yquem as "lighter, with less vinosity and body, yet miraculously subtle." Château Climens also produces a second wine named Cypres de Climens. As of 2018 Chateau Climens are producing a Semillon Sec: Asphodele du Climens Grand Vin Blanc Sec.
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He has relied more on those thoughts that the foundations of Shu'ubiyya thoughts were established over, like: racial equality; freedom of Iranians; honoring the rich historical and social background including legendary, mythical, and national heroes that Arabs were naturally lacking them, purposeful revival of feasts and ceremonies of pre-Islamic era, scientism, rationalism, and emphasis on human free will, all of which under a circumstance that Baqdad was dominated by Ashʿarians, and also emphasis on vinosity and hedonism as an Iranian practice that had remained from pre- Islamic era.
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