How To Use Chianti In A Sentence
- That's a 1990 Chambertin Clos de Bze you've got locked up in there like a... like a common Chianti. THE CALLIGRAPHER
- When Tuscany was being carved up everyone wanted to be in the Chianti or Chianti Classico region, as this was the best selling and most well regarded of Italian wines.
- Once these standards are met, the wine can be called Chianti Classico, and wear the seal of the Consortium.
- The wine itself is rather fuller in body and more alcoholic than Chianti, reflecting its warmer production zone.
- We can't have a man running about on the pitch imagining what his opponents would look like with some fava beans and a nice Chianti. The Sun
- We stuck with the Chianti Classico, which went well with all our pasta dishes.
- The franc-tireur in charge of the wine-bin watches us complaisantly from his counter where he sits flanked by flasks of Hoboken chianti and a case of brittle cigars. Shandygaff
- There was a selection of cooling sorbets as well, and a Mama-size icy concoction of Chianti jelly, Prosecco sorbet, and lemon semifreddo, all stacked up in a frosty glass.
- All through our lunch, as Kevin and I ate our spaghetti Bolognese, which is what we always ate, and our mother and father ate their meals and drank their bottle of Chianti, which is what they always drank, I begged them to let me go down the lift by myself. Summer of Deliverance
- Much of the wine world has banded together to recognize the true origins of wines-that champagne is from the Champagne region of France, chianti is from Chianti in Tuscany, chablis is from the Chablis area of Burgundy, and so on. U.S. News
