Sentence examples for spirits merchant from inspiring English sources

He pronounces "spirits" — as in "spirits merchant," his fancy name for his profession — as "spurts".

Photo by Mike Maez and courtesy of Gooding & Co. Sold new to a wine and spirits merchant at Brougham Place, Adelaide, Australia, this 1923 Rolls-Royce is an excellent candidate for touring.

But wine and spirits merchants in such cities as Edinburgh, Perth, Glasgow, London and Aberdeen who sold malt whisky from the Highlands and islands are widely credited with actually inventing blended Scotch whiskies.

josepizarro.com 7. A TOUR AND WHISKY TASTING AT BERRY BROS & RUDD FOR FOUR Explore Berry Bros & Rudd, Britain's oldest wine and spirit merchant, taste a number of whiskies and learn about the origins of Scotch whisky with brand heritage director Ronnie Cox.

One of Scotland's most bourgeois inventions, in his view, was the cult of Burns, a writer with whom MacDiarmid was often impatient: "There was Mohammed and Plato and Shakespeare and Dante, / And Spinoza and Hegel - 'but I'll tell you flat' / Cried J G Smith, wine and spirit merchant of Milngavie / 'A man's a man for a' that'".

It consisted of a rum merchant owned by Robert Cadenhead with offices in London and Liverpool and a spirit merchant specializing in whiskies based in Aberdeen owned by William Cadenhead.

THERE'S nothing like an energy squeeze to buoy the spirits of Internet merchants.

Rather, Mehta's East India Company today capitalises on its 400-year heritage by selling hampers that evoke the pioneering merchant spirit of yore – airbrushing anything such as colonialism's brutality or how Indians felt about British rule.

About $45 at John & Pete's, Wally's Wines & Spirits and Woodland Hills Wine Merchant.

Jay and Gal are closer in spirit to Gervais and Merchant.

The practical spirit of the Dutch merchant could not fail to recognize that the way to riches was through trade with the West Indies and Africa.