Sentence examples for wine associations from inspiring English sources

The company has run promotions with Gilt City, Groupon and wine associations such as Napa Valley Vintners.

"There is a strong, socially bonding element to such consumption which typically unfolds at group functions, including so-called 'rhino wine associations' in which other Asian expatriate business elites participate".

Then a New Yorker opening a chain of pizzerias in China decided not to go ahead with his contribution to the tour--which was sponsored by the Bejing Wine Association--fearing it would be bad for business.

The Woodinville Wine Country association (425-205-4394; woodinvillewinecountry.com) has more information, including maps, about wine tasting rooms.

That Web site is also the site for the wine growers association, which regularly posts events for member wineries.

The French wine producers' association, however, has accused the government of terrifying its customers and prompting a 15percentt decline in restaurant and bar sales in 2003.

The underlying aim is to encourage those who have never sampled the stuff (a good half of the population, according to the English Wine Producers association) to give English wine a go.

There is a shop at the arrivals terminal at Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport called the Attican Wine Producers Association that has a map called Wine Roads of Attica; the organization also has a Web site, www.enoaa.gr, with addresses of wineries and a map.

Richard Selley, a professor in the earth-science and engineering department of Imperial College, London and author of a book on vineyards, predicts that the wintry slopes of Scotland could be home to a "Côte d'Écosse" by 2080 (see map).The weak pound has made foreign drops pricier and given a boost to local wines, says Julia Trustram Eve of the English Wine Producers' association.

We also got input from New Zealand Wine, an association of winegrowers, wine blogs and wine publications.

Statistical heterogeneity of the alcohol- and wine-OC associations was seen among three European studies, but not among eight North American studies.