mellow

The following bright and mellow Monday, Uriguen cradles the new child.

Muhammad Ali in Excelsis by Peter Richmond from GQ, April 1998 He is in mellow middle age now.

His first wife, Sarah Loewen, recalled him as being “mellow.”

As his longtime friend Bishop Desmond Tutu once told Sky News, “he needed that time in prison to mellow.”

Can you put "mellow" on the label, or just give the chemical content?

The day was perfect; as clear and bright, as mellow and crisp, as rich in colour, as only an October day in England can be.

The warmest land is chosen—mellow and free from stones or shaded by trees and prepared as if for a garden.

The flavor is rich and mellow; a little more oily than Havana leaf.

The moon rose majestically above the distant trees; her full, round, and yellow orb cast a mellow light upon our group.

On this sweet lawn the inmates and guests walked for sun and mellow air, and often played bowls at eventide.