Wine Quote by Ian McEwan

“A gin and tonic under its tiny canopy of lime, I said, elevates character and makes for enlightened conversation”

— Michael Chabon

“I cannot offer wine without the poison of the alcohol within.”

— Ada Palmer

“All worries are less with wine.”

— Amit Kalantri

“On the occasions where we do have to participate, to do more than nothing, it is desirable to have a glass of wine to…

— Amy Krouse Rosenthal

“We might as well study the properties of wine by getting drunk.”

— Eduard Hanslick

“and no illustration of the disastrous effects of reckless indulgence in intoxicating liquors appeals to an audience with such telling force as that of…

— Gilda O'Neill

“where madness and charm coexist, wine is never far away.”

— Michael Karam

“There are few pleasures which loosen the tongue as much as that of sharing wine, glass in hand.”

— Emile Peynaud

“Drinks were a lot like books, really: it didn’t matter where you were, the contents of a vodka tonic were always more or less…

— Lev Grossman

“It was too early for gin and lime, and too hot for tea.”

— Ruth Hogan

“Sometimes the sweetest wine is squeezed from the grapes of wrath”

— Jack Gallo

“There were two types of drinkers: those who drank to enhance their personalities, and those who sought to rid themselves of something.”

— Haruki Murakami