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from The Century Dictionary.
- Filling the mouth.
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Examples
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On the palate, it is mouth-filling, with a beautiful silky texture (this is pinot, remember?) that delivery clean, bright red fruit flavors, framed by good acid backbone.
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Ripe and juicy up front, it's much more mouth-filling than I've come to expect from dry Finger Lakes rieslings.
Lenn Thompson 2009
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Juicy and mouth-filling, more about the spice flavors than fruit, but nuanced and well balanced by acidity.
LENNDEVOURS: 2009
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As you probably know if you read this blog very often, 2007 was a warm, dry and long growing season on Long Island and this wine shows amazing intensity in its mouth-filling dark fruit flavors, firm-but-ripe tannins, and long finish.
New York Cork Club 2009
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As you probably know if you read this blog very often, 2007 was a warm, dry and long growing season on Long Island and this wine shows amazing intensity in its mouth-filling dark fruit flavors, firm-but-ripe tannins, and long finish.
LENNDEVOURS: 2009
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Smoke and spice lead on a palate that is medium-to-full weight, but rich, mouth-filling black raspberry and blackberry flavors follow closely.
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On the palate, it is mouth-filling, with a beautiful silky texture (this is pinot, remember?) that delivery clean, bright red fruit flavors, framed by good acid backbone.
Tasting Notes 2009
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Ripe and juicy up front, it's much more mouth-filling than I've come to expect from dry Finger Lakes rieslings.
Tasting Notes 2009
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Juicy and mouth-filling, more about the spice flavors than fruit, but nuanced and well balanced by acidity.
Tasting Notes 2009
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On the palate, it is mouth-filling, with a beautiful silky texture (this is pinot, remember?) that delivery clean, bright red fruit flavors, framed by good acid backbone.
Lenn Thompson 2009
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