A dry white French wine (either still or sparkling) made in the Loire valley

Usage examples of vouvray.

The tempura was good, and the chilled Vouvray started to take the edge off his feelings of guilt about Sunny.

French Escadrille Fifty-eight that one of his pilots, named Marcel Vouvray, has reported here, and we are bringing him home.

I came into it on a dark night in early December, though Captain Hewes was still there, a bottle of Vouvray before him and a stranger sitting across from him a stranger whose hat perched precariously on the side of his head.

Hewes pushed a glass of Vouvray into my hand before I could unbutton my jacket.

The latest outrage -- that the home of Vouvray was now smashed, trampled and burning.

After she was done, she wiped her mouth, cleared the dishes, and then treated herself to a glass of white wine for dessert - an imported Vouvray given to her by an old high school friend after she graduated from the academy.

The friture and the ice-cold Vouvray, the cautious sniffing at each other and then the two cars motoring on in convoy until that evening, well down to the south, there would be the place they had agreed on at lunch - olive trees, crickets singing in the indigo dusk, the discovery that they liked each other and that their destinations could wait.

Phil sprang for a grossly overpriced bottle of Vouvray and was floating in a mild alcoholic buzz when Nancy asked him about his plans for 111 Rve Street.

The tin bar-counter had been newly polished, the green-tinged reflections of the glasses of Vouvray made one thirsty.

TO NOBODY DIANE MOTT DAVIDSON COLD BUFFET FOR FORTY Poached salmon Mayonnaise mixed with wild Maine blueberries Asparagus vinaigrette with minced tomatoes Wild rice salad Herb rolls and honey muffins Strawberry shortcake buffet Vouvray, lemonade, coffee and tea -1- Catering a wake was not my idea of fun.