oenophile

Serious oenophiles will want to zero in on the cheese course.

But if you're not the oenophile your hosts are, relax.

Oenophiles might toast it as the first step toward civilization.

Almost any oenophile will tell you that wines have improved in recent years.

But offended oenophiles say the real reason is political.

With more than a dozen wine regions, oenophiles have plenty from which to choose.

"Oenophiles are very attached to the idea that you can taste soil in wine," he says.

If you're an oenophile and carnivore, Champany is your meat.

Sadly, this is not programming that captures the attention of people too young to spell oenophile.

If you're an oenophile you won't be disappointed.

Oenophiles can breathe - and drink - easy.

Oenophiles are also known as wine aficionados or connoisseurs.

Their customer base includes business travelers, photographers, oenophiles, government & military personnel, designers, and engineers.

Unsurprisingly, he winds up with an 8-year-old oenophile on his hands.)

Wolfe displays an oenophile's knowledge of wine and brandy, but it is only implied that he drinks either.

Money, French chefs and oenophiles have followed.

To attract oenophiles, they offer wine discounts or wine-themed menus on certain nights.

Oenophiles have some new options too.

China still has millions of tea lovers who lavish the same attention on their beverage that oenophiles devote to wine.

The café also offers wine tastings and 'Emerging Oenophile' classes.

Not surprisingly, those oenophiles refused to allow the railroad to trample on Vouvray's vineyards.

Palates and passions are stoked with anticipation, not unlike the cigar lover's or the oenophile's.

(Egypt is heaven for smokers, incidentally, but a desert for oenophiles.

Oenophiles will enjoy the frequent wine tastings.