Casks Sentence Examples

The finished product is packed into wooden casks lined with brown paper.

It is usually sold in " tierces," that is, casks containing about 'o cwt.

What sets Black Bush apart is its aging in sherry casks for approximately 10 to 11 years.

The smaller oak casks are then taken outside to age for a full 12 months.

Until recently, all draft beers were delivered to pubs in oak casks, and each brewery employed coopers to make and repair them.

It's created through a slow aging process in wooden casks.

These low articles are exported in vast quantities in casks to all parts of the world.

After fermentation the beer is racked into casks and allowed time to condition before serving to the customer.

I then perceived that these people were peasants, who were loading two wagons with empty wine- casks.

Cask No. 16 is finished in cognac oak casks that yield rich flavors of spicy pear and raisins.

Box wine lasts longer - Higher end box wines are sold in predominately three-liter "casks."

Washington Hills - Washington Hills offers 3-liter casks of 2003 Merlot and Chardonnay as well as non-vintage Rainier Red and Rainier White for about $20 per box.

Many winemakers cask their Cabernet's in oak casks, resulting in an oaky, flavorful blend.

Aged for six months in French oak casks, the Acrobat Pinot Noir is known for its oaky nose and spicy taste.

Most Cabernet Sauvignon wines are aged in oak casks, which impart warm flavors of toast and vanilla.

Arbois is well known for its red and white wines, and has saw-mills, tanneries and market gardens, and manufactures paper, oil and casks.

Its industries include the distillation of oil, tanning, salt-refining, brewing, and the manufacture of earthenware and casks.

The plan usually adopted is to collect the latex in rectangular tanks or casks.

The acid sulphite, NaHSO 3, obtained by saturating a cold solution of the carbonate with sulphur dioxide and precipitating by alcohol, is employed for sterilizing beer casks.

Lumber is floated down the rivers of the Carpathian watershed to the Danube, and so exported to Turkey and Bulgaria; casks, shaped planks and petroleum drums go chiefly to Austria and Russia.

Spanish Sherry casks and American bourbon Oak Casks pass rich and mellow flavors to the whiskey whilst it matures.

Principally two types of cask are used - Oloroso sherry casks and American oak bourbon casks.

The packaging plant processes bright beer from Robinson's own brewery and many others ready for filling casks, kegs or bottles on site.

Both colors benefit from some time spent in wooden casks, not surprisingly these come from France.

Peated to 55 ppm phenols at the end of malting, this whiskey had been matured for ' many years ' in hand-picked casks.

The casks are made with our own staves, which we import from the US and naturally air dry for two years.

From the Eskimo hunting and fishing stations blubber is the chief article received, and is forwarded in casks to the coloni, where it is boiled into oil, and prepared for being despatched to Copenhagen by means of the government ships which arrive and leave between May and November.

Barrel fermented in French oak casks and 9 months on the lees.

Over the past few years, wine producers have decided to overhaul this tarnished image by offering decent, even good wines packaged in a box and calling them "casks."

Part of the winemaking process involves keeping the wine in either oak casks or stainless steel tanks.

Poulain was used of a rope to let casks down into a cellar or to raise heavy weights.

Some Highland malts, are famous for their Sherry casks, whilst others are more renowned for bourbon casks.

Whiskey matured in former fresh oak sherry casks will usually be a darker color than that which has been matured in refilled whiskey casks.

On the first day, called Pithoigia (opening of the casks), libations were offered from the newly opened casks to the god of wine, all the household, including servants and slaves, joining in the festivities.

The work of packing is a most disagreeable and unhealthy operation which is best relieved by erecting the chambers at a higher level and placing the casks underneath, communication being made by means of traps in the chamber-bottom, so that the packers can do their work FIG.

The bleaching-powder casks must be kept in a dry place, as cool as possible, and never exposed to the direct rays of the sun, in order to prevent a decomposition which now and then has even led to explosions.

Large quantities of potassium chlorate exposed to strong heat in contact with the wood of casks or the timber of a roof have produced violent explosions.

The dried or " finished " soda-ash is ground to a pretty fine powder and is packed into wooden casks or " tierces," holding from io to about 20 cwt.

The wine is racked into clean casks, and this operation is repeated at intervals of some months, in all three to four times.

The greatest care is necessary to ensure the cleanliness and asepticity of the casks in which wine is stored or into which it is racked.

They are subjected to frequent racking, the casks into which they are racked being more highly sulphured than is the case with red wines.

The second racking takes place in March or April, and the wine is now placed in casks and sent to Oporto, where it is stored in large over-ground buildings termed lodges.

The process of vinification is peculiar in that fermentation takes place in relatively small casks, the result being that there are frequently marked differences in the produce of the same growth and vintage.

Cato says, the master of a family (patremfamilias) must have in his rustic villa "cellam oleariam, vinariam, dolia multa, uti lubeat caritatem expectare, et rei, et virtuti, et gloriae erit," that is, "an oil and wine cellar, many casks, so that it may be pleasant to expect hard times; it will be for his advantage, and virtue, and glory."

The industries include the spinning of jute, flax, hemp and cotton, iron-founding, brewing, and the manufacture of machinery, fishing-nets, sailcloth, sacks, casks, and soap. There are also saw-and flour-mills, petroleum refineries and oil-works.

It is also a centre for hat-making, and produces cloth-fabrics, lace, umbrellas, casks, chairs, wooden shoes, candles and pastries.

Filbert nuts required for keeping must be gathered only when quite ripe; they may then be preserved in dry sand, or, after drying, by packing with a sprinkling of salt in sound casks or new FIG.

After the main fermentation is finished, the young wine is transferred to casks or vats.

It carries on considerable trade in live-stock and cereals and in the vegetables of its market-gardens, and manufactures of casks, corks, white metal, oil, vinegar and machinery for the wine-trade are included among the industries; it is chiefly important for its.

This is produced by placing the finest grapes in casks and drawing off the juice which exudes naturally as a result of the weight of the material.

The sap-wood is more perishable,, but it is useful for fences, casks and a variety of other purposes;.

The town has flour-mills, iron-`works, tanneries, distilleries and nursery-gardens, and it has manufactures of casks and of vinegar.

Its industries include the manufacture of machinery, casks, corks, soap, dolls and furniture, ironfounding and bell-founding - the famous "Kaiserglocke" of the Cologne cathedral was cast here.

It is also used for preparing shoemaker's wax, as a flux for soldering metals, for pitching lager beer casks, for rosining the bows of musical instruments and numerous minor purposes.

Other manufactures are railway cars, casks, cooperage, saw and planing mill products, furniture, wooden ware, windmills, gas-engines, and mattresses and wire beds.

The general method followed is to fill the casks to the bung-hole and to keep them full by an occasional addition of wine.

The town has a tribunal of commerce and a communal college, flour-mills, manufactories of earthenware, biscuits, furniture, casks, and glass and brick works; the port has trade in grain, timber, hemp, flax, &c.