The phrase 'wine carrier' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who carries or transports wine, typically for the purposes of delivering it or selling it. For example, you could say, "The wine carrier brought a selection of local wines to the tasting."
Tickets are £10 for the first five samples, a Govino tasting glass and a six-bottle wine carrier.
'He'll be having a go soon enough,' Graveney said, before he left holding a small wine carrier, the chink of bottles inside.
Instead, seven decades ago, he stowed away on a wine carrier in the French Mediterranean port of Sète, about 100 miles from the Spanish border, to reach Spain, crouching among the cargo on board the small vessel.
The first step in this search is represented by the paintings Joseph Interprets the Wine Carrier's and Bread Maker's Dreams (1827), The Appearance of Christ to Mary Magdalene (1834 35), and Apollo, Hyacinthus, and Cyparissus Singing and Playing Music (1831 34).
Bicycle wine carrier Such an ingenious and elegant solution for carrying a bottle of wine to a dinner party from Etsy seller oopsmark.
Now you can thank her the way you should have years ago by getting her this portable wine carrier that holds up to three bottles and includes a handy pouring spout.
The Senecas noted that online wine merchants use private carriers like UPS and FedEx that allow them to require the signature of an adult, but the Seneca cigarette dealers must rely on the United States Postal Service, which does not offer that option.
But there's no question, all other things being equal — same route, same fare or fare no problem — you will be better wined on some carriers than others.
(Greater volume means larger orders of wine are needed, reducing the carrier's options).
Cleanups involved melted ice cream, jars of pickles, bottles of beer and wine, cars that fell off carriers, engines that fell out of cars, boats that fell off trailers, and all sorts of doors, fencing and furniture.
Retailers trying to ship DtC in states that do not allow it may not be able to persuade a pressured carrier to accept the wine.
