winemaking
wine making

Wine makes me happy, because I love to drink it.

The wine in him made the sound less than controlled.

The right wine can make all the difference to the meal.

Sustainability is a strong part of the wine making process as well.

The sun was hot and the wine had made us sleepy.

I would like to have seen wine made more widely available in food stores.

This great red wine made the world think twice about the south of France.

After all, the grapes have been picked and the wine made.

I am tired, and the wine has made me stupid.

All wines made a good match with the food served here.

Valladolid, in 1590, recorded that wine making was "the principal matter and business of this city and its lands."

The best example of this kind of wine making is champagne, most of which derives from red - almost black - grapes.

During that period the Armenian wine making has been concentrated in "Ararat-trest".

"The quality of wine making had been suspect and the wines often disappointing."

The amount of sulfites used in wine making is small and getting smaller as wine-making techniques improve.

In a nation where wine making had a 5,000-year history, no one dreamed so many changes could have taken place so rapidly.

In 2007, wine making was a $207.8 million business.

While wine making is a growing industry, it's far from the sole focus of the area.

B15 Early evidence of wine making was found in Iran.

That it happened to a virtually unknown winery in its second year of wine making was truly extraordinary.