Sentence examples for wine competitive from inspiring English sources

For this reason, isolating and utilizing indigenous yeasts instead of imported yeast starters are necessary to make Korean wine competitive.

Publicity about the raid is credited with helping to get legislation passed a few years later that made the sale of wine more competitive.

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But the European Union has been trying to make European wines more competitive against the growing number of foreign rivals.

Britain is already a formidably competitive wine market.

UK wine is fairly competitive on price; it starts at £7 for a Wiltshire-made white, on Greatenglishwines.co.uk, for example.

And that burgeoning and highly competitive wine industry is a result of extraordinary collective sharing of trade secrets and mutual support among growers, and intensive high-tech innovation.

Australia's largest brewer, the Foster's Group, reported an 18percentt decline in net income for fiscal 2003, with earnings squeezed by a competitive wine market in the United States and a restructuring charge to revitalize the company's dominant beer unit.

Many agronomic practices are employed to maximize grape berry quality in the highly competitive wine industry, including the control of bud load during winter pruning and cluster thinning during berry development.

Zachys's re-entry, announced on Friday, is expected to put further pressure on the highly competitive wine-auction business.

And America's hyper-competitive wine importers scour the boondocks to find emerging stars.