beaujolais In A Sentence

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• Its wines are often similar to beaujolais in style.
• Our server suggested the beaujolais wine to pair with my steak and it was indeed a perfect match.
• But the best thing about beaujolais is its easy, open nature.
• Duboeuf's Morgon from the vineyards of the late Jean Descombes, the Brouilly from Chateau de la Chaize or the Beaujolais-Villages from Louis Jadot are just a few of the 1994 beaujolais worthy of note.
• All this absorbs the beaujolais like blotting paper soaks ink.
• Should the occasion arise, a fruity Gamay beaujolais or lighter-style Zinfandel contrasts the salty components the jerky.
• The French province of beaujolais was formed by the development of the ancient seigniory of Beaujeu (department of Rhone, arrondissement of Villefranche).
• Beaujolais was a semi autonomous fiefdom of the Lords of Beaujeu.
• I am proposing that the controversy section at beaujolais Nouveau be removed.
• Burgundy red wines are produced in an area of France stretching from Dijon south to beaujolais.
• These are concentrated wines that will surprise anyone who thinks beaujolais must taste like strawberry jam.
• But I found a beautiful Henry Fessy beaujolais for $60 which was incredibly delectable.
• Availability Most supermarkets and drinks stores stock two or three different beaujolais crus.
• You can hold many quality reds and whites for a year or longer.  In general, drink whites, light-bodied reds, beaujolais Nouveau, blush wines, and inexpensive wines early.
• New or not, beaujolais is quaffing wine, meant to be drunk, not sipped.
• Martha : I'd recommend a pleasantly tart beaujolais.
• He is sexy and smart and knows his beaujolais from his Bordeaux.
• You can drink a vermouth-cassis or pastis or beaujolais nouveau and eat rillettes and raw celery at the bar.
• J'aime le Bistro du beaujolais.
• France's Interprofessional Union of beaujolais Wines says growing conditions were good this year, with a cool September that had little rainfall.
• "The New Asterix Has Arrived . " headlined the daily Le Parisien, an unveiled reference to the annual uncorking of beaujolais wine.
• Cherry red in color, Beaujolais-Villages can be kept one to three years.
• This is unless you are uncorking a beaujolais nouveau.
• This region is well known for beaujolais Nouveau, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
• It is possible to drink beaujolais for a lifetime without ever having to deal with it.
• Beaujolais and Tempranillo are also lower tannin wines.
• Our sides included a sauce of shallots and beaujolais and asparagus.
• We will soon be taking a look at other wines in the beaujolais region of southeastern France.
• The Boisset Family Estates' beaujolais Nouveau PET bottles are shatterproof and include a convenient screw cap for anytime, anywhere consumption.
• Site of the Interprofessional Union of beaujolais Wines:.
• About 80 communes in the Rhone department and a dozen or so in the Saone-et-Loire produce nearly 190 million bottles of beaujolais annually.
• That could threaten deliveries of beaujolais Nouveau worth about $ 300 million.
• The beaujolais hills are ravishingly pretty.
• Beaujolais Nouveau is made from gamay grapes picked less than two months before the wine is released.
• A glass of beaujolais can't possibly cost 12$.
• Tomme de Savoie but not Tomme de beaujolais.
• Light casual reds usually include easy-drinking wines such as California Gamays, French beaujolais ( Georges Dubeouf, Chateau de la Chaize ), Pinot Noir and some California Sangiovese.
• It is also the largest of the beaujolais crus, and is readily available in wine stores.
• The waiter suggested a beaujolais, which was a semi surprising pairing.
• This wine comes from the 39 superior villages of beaujolais and is a triumphant blend by master winemaker Duboeuf.
• The influence of the soil on one and the same vine is interestingly illustrated by the different character of the vines grown in those districts, the beaujolais wines having far greater distinction th
• Beaujolais Nouveau wines are quite different than other wines.
• The red has a rich, fruity, almost Beaujolais-like flavor, very mild with just a hint of tartness.
• Instead of benefitting from age, beaujolais wines, made from the Gamay grape, are fresh and fruity, meant to be drunk while in their youth.
• As yet, the quantities of these special beaujolais are relatively small.
• Gamay produces beaujolais and Touraine wine.
• Gamay beaujolais is a scruffy cousin of pinot noir and Napa gamay is valdiguie.
• Try Beringer Gamay beaujolais ( $ 4.99 ) for a fresh, fruity, clean taste.
• There are exceptions, like the beaujolais of the Domaine Jacky Janodet.
• But this year, the purply new wines from beaujolais arrived very quietly.
• All of it is devoted to one wine, beaujolais.
• The idea of owning a " cellar, " of talking about one's " cellar, " is well nigh irresistible, even for newcomers who cannot yet distinguish a barbera from a beaujolais.
• By law, gamay is the only grape used in beaujolais.
• Every November, I buy this anthology, several others, and two cases of beaujolais nouveau.
• This year the Fijians will have the pleasure of uncorking the first bottle of beaujolais, twenty-four hours before the French, due to the time difference.
• I have had beaujolais from the'50s with Duboeuf.
• This ship typically cruises through the French countryside of beaujolais and Burgundy.
• Our Gamay beaujolais is freedom of expression in your glass.
• The comte de beaujolais was ill of the same disease and in 1808 the duke took him to Malta, where he died on the 29th of May.
• It is made from gamay, the grape of beaujolais, but it isn't necessarily beaujolais.
• For authentic French cuisine Bistro du beaujolais is the place to go in Olmsted Falls.
• Now the greedier gun dealers are preparing to profit on the law's expiration as if it signaled the arrival of beaujolais nouveau.
• Confused about beaujolais Nouveau.
• For the mountains, I'm recommending wine from the beaujolais region of France.
• There are extensive views across to the beaujolais vineyards, just one of the famous vineyards of the region.
• He finds beaujolais soldiers settling in for the night.
• Manrique suggests a cru beaujolais, such as St.
• Beaujolais Nouveau is the first French wine to be released every vintage.
• But will that Grey Goose, beaujolais or a brewski really take the edge off your stress.
• Fielden's section on beaujolais is typical of how the guides work.
• These wines come from beaujolais, an area in the southern part of France's Burgundy region.
• Any beaujolais or Beaujolais-Villages AOC vineyard can produce beaujolais Nouveau.
• Here are a few humorous ones attached to French wines : Les Pis ( beaujolais ), Les Blotters ( Anjou ), Les Migraines ( Burgundy ) and the ever-popular, La Clape.
• The beaujolais harvest has never come so early in the season.
• And the Beaujolais-Village Bouchard, 1992, at $ 16.75, quite companionable.
• Served cool, like a beaujolais, we found it fresh, tart and at its peak.
• He also makes an excellent beaujolais Villages besides the usual crus.
• But the other contributor is carbonic maceration, an unusual method of fermenting grapes that is traditional in beaujolais.
• And it's not something sorrowed, it's something rouge : beaujolais Nouveau.
• Nicolas said beaujolais Thursday, " should be a holiday.