(1) Different woods such as alder and apple distinctively tint the taste; a skilled smoker blends them like a vintner mixes grapes.

(2) In 1416 he was described as a taverner, and later in life as a vintner and a merchant, and was on several occasions fined for infringements of the assize of wine.

(3) We don't know much at all about him other than that he was a sophisticated cosmopolitan of the merchant class whose father was a vintner .

(4) Days before the deadline, vintner lobbyists nationwide moderated their hard-line attitude and signalled acknowledgement that the new law was about to be a fact of life.

(5) Each year, the tradesman, the farmer, and the vintner made a little more profit.

(6) When fermentation has run its course, the vintner will stop the process and filter the wine to remove solids and yeast remnants.

(7) The New World vintner 's goal is to produce a uniform taste through the entire production run.

(8) To make a red wine, a vintner will let the juice of the grapes mix with the skins.

(9) A vintner found selling corrupt wine was forced to drink it, then banned from the trade.

(10) One conventional vintner I interviewed sprays his grapes at night because he doesn't want consumers to see him spraying: u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510It's bad for business,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb he said.

(11) The simple wine tavern, owned and operated by the vintner and his family, combines the best of a picnic with dining out.

(12) As we walk away from the cameras and lights, I give him a bottle of what an Edinburgh vintner called the Orson Welles of wines.

(13) I'm no vintner and I'm hardly a wine connoisseur.

(14) And who says that a Chardonnay socialist knows how to spend the vintner's money better than a vintner, especially when the vintner is struggling to survive?

(15) My experience of wine had always been from drinking it out of sealed, labeled bottles, and as a city girl it's always been easy for me to forget that wine is an agricultural product, and that vintners are first and foremost farmers.

(16) The vintners , who hated to see valuable grapes go to waste, loved the idea, but would the culinary world?

(17) Of course, most of the Portuguese wine trade was dominated by British ships, merchants, and even vintners working in Iberia.

(18) Never mind that the vast majority of vintners and tasters and sommeliers are men.

(19) They market their premium wine grapes to vintners in the Napa and Sonoma Valleys and on the Central Coast of California.

(20) This is such a terrific idea, both for travelers and for local wine industries, that airports and vintners throughout the country should follow suit - and, in fact, several are considering the idea.