Sentence examples for demand for wine from inspiring English sources

The demand for wine education has been holding up despite the difficult economy, those offering classes say.

Demand for wine, and in particular Hennessy cognac in Asia, helped to push underlying sales in the Paris-based group's drinks division up 17 per cent.

Growing demand for wine in China — imports increased twenty-six thousand per cent in the first eleven years of this century — has prompted a surge in domestic production.

Better availability of price information and more demand for wine in emerging markets has created a fine-wine bull market.Despite its recent resurgence, fine wine remains a luxury investment that carries risks.

Made-in-China cabernet sauvignon and pinot noir are being produced there and elsewhere, and in-country vintners are scrambling to meet the demand for wine in China, now the world's fifth-largest wine market.

The venture grew steadily until, four years later, the bunkers had 100,000 bottles in store.All this was despite a heavy sales tax that suppressed demand for wine in Hong Kong.

Sangiovese, the principal Chianti grape, is also found in Campania, but despite the demand for wines like the Montevetrano, there doesn't seem to be a rush to grow "foreign" grapes.

At the time, demand for white wine exceeeded the availability of white wine grapes, encouraging other California producers to make "white" wine from red grapes, with minimal skin contact.

Allied wants to add Montana's highly rated sauvignon blanc wines to its global wine business, to help meet growing demand for premium wine.

He estimated hedonic price functions and the own-price demand elasticity for wine in Sweden, arguing that the state importation of wines resulted in completely elastic, parallel supply of wines.

As demand for fine wine rises, with a record $18.1 billion worth of wine sold in the United States in 1999, having a place at home to store it safely has become a priority.