Sentence examples for some drinkers from inspiring English sources

SOME drinkers may still think that the term "corked wine" refers to the bits of cork in a bottle where the stopper has crumbled or fallen into the wine.

Although some drinkers and government budget writers might like the changes, not everyone is happy.

Yes, Port can be confusing, which may be another reason why some drinkers shy away.

Stevia has a slightly bitter aftertaste that may put off some drinkers.

Its owner came out in support of Trump in October, a move which has seen some drinkers boycotting the beer.

There's also the spirits market to factor in: some drinkers will always prefer their cola or orange juice with vodka.

Bourbon producers have even less to worry about, because by federal law their spirits must be aged in new casks, rather than in the sherry, port or wine barrels that some whiskey distillers use, and that give some kosher drinkers pause because of their exposure to wine.

"Some members recognise that the policy would affect some hazardous drinkers' consumption but, as many of these fall into higher income brackets, the effect would be limited and therefore disproportionate considering the wider financial impact, especially on lower income groups.

Because single-malt whisky is a luxury product, its makers can afford to ignore some of the demands of efficiency in fact, Bruichladdich has proved that some whisky drinkers will pay a premium for whisky made in unusually inefficient ways.

Although including honey or sugar may considered to be somewhat sacrilegious by some tea drinkers, it's always a good idea to provide condiments and some food during a tea tasting party.

Because single-malt whisky is a luxury product, its makers can afford to ignore some of the demands of efficiency — in fact, Bruichladdich has proved that some whisky drinkers will pay a premium for whisky made in unusually inefficient ways.