10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GRAPINESS»
Discover the use of
grapiness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
grapiness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Crucial Readings in Functional Grammar
A term that is headed by a concept noun refers to a spatial entity with a certain
property, say 'grapiness' (which is not an existing nominal predicate in English).
However, the predicate as such gives no indication about shape or structure.
Matthew Anstey, J. Lachlan Mackenzie, 2005
2
Layers and Levels of Representation in Language Theory: A ...
a term that is headed by this concept noun may be anything essentially
characterized by 'grapiness' (i.e. the concept), for instance: (i) one or more
individual grapes; (ii) a mass characterized by 'grapiness' (for instance, the term
may refer to ...
Jan Nuyts, A. Machtelt Bolkestein, Co Vet, 1990
3
The connoisseurs' handbook of California wines
DeLAWARe This native American hybrid grape is usually grown to produce
sparkling wines and relatively dry, pleasantly fruity, white wines with a mild
labrusca grapiness. 48 U.S. wineries produce it as a varietal. diamond Fairly
aromatic, ...
Charles E. Olken, Earl G. Singer, 1982
4
The new great vintage wine book
RAUENTHALER BAIKEN RIESLING SPATLESE VON SIMMERN Bright,
appealing, pure yellow with gold highlights; gentle grapiness, low-keyed, touch of
honey, good depth; medium dry, lovely firm fruit, crisp, hard, steely finish. My sort
of ...
John Michael Broadbent, 1991
5
Mariposa Road: The First Butterfly Big Year
Alana and I smiled and flashed our amethyst amulets, whose grapiness ran just
as deep. The nymph started, and then it vanished into the forest. Farther down
the trail, two or three more purplewings shone through the violet dapple. A dead ...
Robert Michael Pyle, 2010
6
A History of Wine in America: From Prohibition to the Present
The Concord grape—which is not even a hybrid but a pure Vitis labrusca—is,
indeed, now so widespread in this country that its aroma and flavor define for
many what “grapiness” is, and it is preferred over all other grape types. Given
some ...
7
Wine, an Introduction for Americans
In fact, some seem to be so highly rectified in distillation that they lack grapiness.
Two general types of California brandy are found on the market — those
containing sweetening and flavoring materials and those without. If the latter are
aged ...
Maynard Andrew Amerine, Vernon L. Singleton, 1965
8
Wines of Eastern North America: From Prohibition to the ...
21 In the1930s there was oneenologyrelated achievement whenDonald K.
Tressler,head of thechemistry department, developed the Tressler
SherryBakingProcess,acontrolled oxidationofwine by a baking process that could
take grapiness out ...
H 50% + balanced, dry, grapy 40% clean, astringent, tannic, thin, woody 40%
made additional comments on the grapiness. D 50% + aged, astringent, complex,
dry, full-bodied, oaky, tannic, woody 40% bouquet, balanced 40% mentioned ...
Adrienne Lehrer Professor of Linguistics University of Arizona, 2009
10
Parker's Wine Buyer's Guide
More peppery, with sweet currants as well as a certain grapiness is the medium-
bodied, ripe, fruity, straightforward 2000 St. -Joseph La Source. It should drink
well for 4-5 years. The dark ruby-colored 1998 St. -Joseph La Source exhibits
high ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GRAPINESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
grapiness is used in the context of the following news items.
Wine, etc.: Youthful Luca Bosio's Piedmont wines impress
This is a very intense wine that exudes ripe dried cherries and berries, chocolate and a distinct grapiness that is very appealing. After harvest ... «CapitalGazette.com, Mar 15»
Concord grapes: An American invention
The grape pie recipe accompanying this article is a departure from tradition that makes the pie's "grapiness" less overwhelming. Grape Juice ... «Sunbury Daily Item, Oct 14»
The best bubbles: Put the fizz into family meals with these sparkling …
Here's a more affordable wine to go with the seaside roast. It has ripe citrus, pear and apple fruit flavours, plus a hint of grapiness. It's fresh and ... «Express.co.uk, Mar 14»
The Last Minute Scotch Whisky Gift Guide: 12 Great Bottles Under …
If you love the vanilla and honey notes of a good Speyside malt, and if you love the sweet, succulent grapiness of a Sauternes dessert wine, ... «Huffington Post, Dec 13»
Vines of the times
Try his 2011 Gazur ($35, all cherries and grapiness) or 2009 Gago ($65, dense, essency, cherry-liqueury) or 2008 M2 de Matallana ($69, ... «Good Food, Jun 13»
Fresh and nervy? Long and rich? Polished and glamorous? Take …
With its light grapiness and extreme freshness, this is almost irresistible. It's so refreshing and even has a rather stylish label. Serve it to those ... «Financial Times, Dec 12»
Georges Duboeuf, a Beaujolais Legend, Comes To Dallas
The flavors were unmistakably Gamay, but the aggressive grapiness that characterizes nouveau was moderated by flavors of other red fruit, ... «D Magazine, Aug 12»
Unfamiliar territory
... macerate with the finished wine and impart gobs of flavor and notes of freshness — that sweet grapiness that fizzy moscato lovers crave. «Chicago Tribune, Nov 11»
Wine Review: Barbecue whites
Quinta de Azevedo Vinho Verde 2009 Portugal (Waitrose, £6.69, Majestic, £6.99). This has a dry, lemony verve and a cool, green grapiness. «Telegraph.co.uk, Aug 10»
Enter the flagon: new wines from China
And with its convincing core of fruit, easy grapiness and sizzling crispness, it would be a suitable foil for all manner of mild, spicy, sweet and ... «Financial Times, Apr 10»
