Sentence examples for wine firm from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, July 2, 1932 P. 5 Dewey's Restaurant on Fulton Street, formerly the old wine firm of H. T. Dewey & Son, supplies more than 2,000 churches with sacramental wine.

By Charles Cooke and James Thurber The New Yorker, July 2 , 1932P. 5 Dewey's Restaurant on Fulton Street, formerly the old wine firm of H. T. Dewey & Son, supplies more than 2,000 churches with sacramental wine.

So the opening in British Columbia last month of North America's first native-owned winery is welcome especially because it signals a new trend.Nk'Mip (pronounced in-ka-meep) Cellars is a joint-venture between the Osoyoos Indian band and Vincor, a large Ontario-based wine firm.

Except for a stinging New York Times report last year, one doesn't hear much about the actual conditions of life in Newark – a city that, to what I suppose is Booker's credit, has made conditions friendlier for companies such as Panasonic (enticed with a $100m tax break) and the Manischewitz kosher wine firm.

Christmas delivery doubts for wine firm Jump to media player A UK wine shop, Berry Bros & Rudd, has been forced to suspend some Christmas deliveries in Scotland because of the snowy weather.

After the Second World War, he had to rebuild his wine firm, which had suffered from wartime restrictions and hardships, this time assisted by his son.

The generation of competitive advantage in dynamic contexts brings the skills to exercise constantly learning ability: the dynamic behavior of some wine firms is explicable with their ability to adopt a managerial logic of seeking for distinctive features concerning the technology and the market.

It is also intended to help them to address changing environmental issues; and forming strategic skills in defining wine identity and diversity, wine markets and brands, wine firms and sectors, national and international wine business strategies, according to a Linfield press release.

After service with the American Field Service, Ned joined the wine importing firm of Frederick Wildman & Sons.

Lagrange itself is a full, elegant wine with firm but not harsh tannins.

In the 1990s he started both a wine consulting firm, Winegrow, and, with his wife winemaker Zelma Long, the winery Vilafonté in South Africa.