Sentence examples for bottled imported from inspiring English sources

At the end of 2016, Italian wines ranked fifth in both volume and value of bottled imported wine into China.

Shelving at the front displays several jarred and bottled imported ingredients for sale, including a nice olive oil and artichoke hearts.

In 1959 the company began to bottle imported Alken lager at Tadcaster, in response to growing customer demand.

(Usually, the fake sweat comes in "little Evian bottles imported from France").

Bottles of sake range from $1.95 (for 180 milliliters) to $100 (for a two-liter specialty antique bottle imported from Japan).

It should be noted, however, that the Geological Survey was counting only water drawn from America's own supplies, ignoring the massive use of water in blue and green bottles imported from Europe.

Although demand is levelling off in the UK as drinkers try British sparkling wines, prosecco is still popular, with about 33 million bottles imported from Italy in the first half of this year.

With due respect to the vintners, the best thirst quencher for the dog days is water, fresh from the tap or bottled and imported at astonishing prices from some Alpine spa.

Even American wine giant E. & J. Gallo is bottling and importing close to 1 million cases each year of Italian Pinot Grigio under its Bella Sera and Ecco Domani labels.

We had brought our own wine from Beijing, but the restaurant wanted to charge us 100 renminbi to open each bottle of imported wine and 50 renminbi to open each bottle of Chinese wine.

One carried two bottles of imported spring water.