Examples of 'yquem' in a sentence
Meaning of "yquem"
Yquem is a noun that may refer to a specific type of French wine, particularly a sweet white wine produced in the Sauternes region
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- Château d'Yquem, a prestigious wine produced in Sauternes.
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A nice mature Yquem with good complexity.
The beginning of weather records at Yquem.
Yquem is jealous of women more beautiful than His wife.
The pleasure derived from tasting Yquem is difficult to describe.
The production is tiny with yields even smaller than those at Yquem.
Years when Yquem was not produced.
Have a drop of Château Yquem.
I know where Yquem lives.
Yquem went through a long period of prosperity in the latter half of the 19th century.
And also one Yquem.
Nowadays, Yquem is still protecting and defending an art of living and a culture.
Funny thing about Yquem.
I know where Yquem lives . He has a beautiful wife.
This needs another decade, but it is a very serious Yquem in the making.
Chateau Yquem also makes a dry white wine called Ygrec also known simply as “ Y ”.
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Few grapes reached the 20 ° potential alcohol necessary to make Yquem.
Elaborated by Yquem - View other products.
Mr. Yquem ordered us to close a little early today No, my lady.
There is admirable acidity, weight, texture, and purity in this impeccably made Yquem.
Mr. Yquem has had to close the office a little earlier today, Madam.
You are quite wrong . Mr. Yquem neglects his wife.
You are mistaken if you think she is guilty, Mr. Yquem.
I am a fan of YQuem wines, but ….
It was in 1711 that this family became the owner of the Yquem estate.
A charming Yquem that 's round, thick, dense and very honeyed.
Domaine Rousset-Peyraguey located in the heart of Sauternes, the bottom Yquem © Guillaume Bodin.
The end result is that 1997 Yquem shows rare complexity and perfect balance!
I took this photograph on 31 March at Yquem.
This is an outstanding Sauternes 2008 and another impressive Yquem.
You have made a mistake, Mr. Yquem.
