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4. There's more tothis German bottle opener ($7) than meets the eye: "The rubber underside forms an airtight seal on the bottle so you can save leftovers". 5. Boym Partnerscreated this limited-edition resin statue ($85) for a mini-exhibition it curated this month at the shop called "Extinct: Products From the Soviet State Store".

It will also have the right to buy Coke's 83 percent stake in its German bottling operations within 18 to 36 months after the deal's closing.

Currently, it is lapping the stuff up at the rate of over a billion bottles a year, to the joy of the hundred and eleven West German bottling plants that turn it out.

The kabinetts, which generally have a modest amount of sweetness, and the richer, slightly sweeter spätleses, are what you'll see most frequently on the few wine lists that include German bottles.

Last July, investigators seized documents from the offices of Coca-Cola Beverages in London; the offices of Coke's principal German bottler, Coca-Cola Erfrischungsgetranke, and Coca-Cola Nordic Beverages in Denmark.

CCE will also buy Coke's bottling assets in Norway and Sweden for $822 million and has an option to acquire the beverage maker's equity stake in its German bottling operations.

Under the deal, which will see Coke assume about $8.9 billion of the bottler's debt, CCE will buy the beverage giant's bottling operations in Norway and Sweden for $822 million and have the right to acquire the soft drink maker's equity stake in its German bottling operations.

Speaking of that past, the wine that I tasted with Carlos that most overwhelmed me was an old white Reserva, in a German Riesling style bottle, from 1959.

Certainly, elements of the Labour and Wait ethos have long since passed into cliché, and a German-made horsehair bottle brush doesn't, perhaps, quicken the pulse as once it might have.

The Waste's traders only have to look down the road to Broadway Market at its German sausages, £9 bottles of olive oil and wildly overpriced vintage crocheted goods—or Northwards towards Stoke Newington Farmers Market, or, indeed, further East towards Chatsworth Road's Sunday market to see the kind of thing that might take its place.

Imagine corking up a Greek fiscal planner and a German accountant in a bottle and letting them fight it out.