Sentence examples for wine importing from inspiring English sources
The UK is the world's second largest importer of wine, importing 12m hectolitres (263m gallons) annually to about 36 million consumers.
Three years ago, a friend of Mr. Hayes started a wine importing and wholesaling business.
A few years later, when he was working for a French wine importing company, he first heard about négociants.
After service with the American Field Service, Ned joined the wine importing firm of Frederick Wildman & Sons.
When I was in Hamburg, working in wine importing, the owner of the house I lived in wanted a party.
He tried unsuccessfully to avoid references to his having been found guilty of evading exchange controls in connection with his Spanish wine importing business.
The cider technique (as it should be known) was then applied by the English to still wine imported from Champagne.
They had lashings of wine, imported not just in clay amphorae but in massive barrels, and olive oil.
It's a far cry from the 19th-century heyday when half the wine imported into Britain was sherry.
They sell baked and fried empanadas and hearty Chilean sandwiches as well as grocery essentials like tamales, arepas and Chilean wine imported by Marco's father.
Still, whether you buy a plane ticket, an overcoat, a Happy Meal, a bottle of wine imported from Argentina, or a gallon of gasoline, the value of the carbon used to make those products is not reflected by their prices.
