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- noun Plural form of
oenologist .
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Examples
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Tel: +33 0 545 368260 www.yeuse.fr Where to eat Cognac merchants, grower-distillers and oenologists are among those who sit down to expertly prepared local produce in the art deco inspired interior of the Restaurant du Ch â teau The seven-course menu for cognac lovers, including cognacs, is € 82.
A Slow Path to Perfection Lennox Morrison 2011
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Traditionally Bordeaux's early vintage forecasts were only of interest to a handful of oenologists and wine merchants.
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Moreover, its volatile acidity levels would be considered intolerable by modern-day oenologists.
Investing in Liquid Assets David Sokolin 2008
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Then again, when it came to something Amis actually cared about, he could be as punctilious as the archest of oenologists.
The Hangover Artist 2008
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Moreover, its volatile acidity levels would be considered intolerable by modern-day oenologists.
Investing in Liquid Assets David Sokolin 2008
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Demand that future importation be banned until oenologists sort out what's wrong.
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Everything done chez Bonneau makes no sense to modern-day oenologists.
The World’s Greatest Wine Estates Jr. Robert M. Parker 2005
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No stainless steel, no temperature controls, no new oak, and no oenologists are to be found in the Rayas cellar, which contains a hodgepodge of barrels, demi-muids, and foudres.
The World’s Greatest Wine Estates Jr. Robert M. Parker 2005
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With 14.1% alcohol and a pH that would make many New World oenologists shudder about 3.95, this wine is a fleshy, silky-textured, opulent wine with a gorgeous nose of roasted herbs, coffee, jammy black cherry, and plum-like fruit.
The World’s Greatest Wine Estates Jr. Robert M. Parker 2005
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In fact, he is an outspoken critic of those oenologists who consistently advocate an intense filtration, not recognizing that it can harmfully remove much of the aromatics, body, and flavors of a wine.
The World’s Greatest Wine Estates Jr. Robert M. Parker 2005
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