Sentence examples for share of wine from inspiring English sources

"She has been known to sip her share of wine and spirits.

Napa, of course, hosts its share of wine enthusiasts, but hasn't been able to compete with its neighbors when it comes to what's on the plate.

I have done my fair share of wine tasting, from Napa to Bordeaux, and live much of the year close to vineyards in Tuscany, but I have never encountered such wide-open solitude in a wine region — and only a two-hour drive south of Santiago.

From 1990 to 2002, the European Union's share of wine exports declined to 59percentt from 78percentt of worldwide totals, which are flat over all but growing outside of the European Union, according to Glyn Wittwer, a research fellow at Monash University in Australia who studies global wine trends.

Indeed, serious collectors have already taken a fancy to Piedmont, Tuscany, the northern Rhône and Champagne, all of which have an increasing share of wine's secondary market, with prices to match.

California, Washington and Oregon produce the bulk of wine in the U.S., but the lion's share of wine consumers live in the Northeast.

It is appropriate to create drinking cups I believe, since as Kathleen Lynch points out in her discourse on "Drinking Cups and the Symposium," that we read this week, food was not so important to the Greeks as drinking, and their symposia revolved especially around the sharing of wine and ideas.

Unlike a wine-of-the-month club, winemakers offer shares of wine, often limited edition, that buyers agree to purchase in advance of production.

Both solitary and group workings benefit from the sharing of wine and cake for grounding and blessing at this point.

According to Fuji Keizai Tokyo (2015), the sales amounts of "additive-free wine" in 2009 and 2010 were 18,400 kl and 18,800 kl, respectively, with a domestic share of the wine market of around 22.7%.

Between 1994 and 2003, the French share of imported wine fell from 26% to 16% in America, and from 37% to 23% in Britain.