Sentence examples for wine range from inspiring English sources

A supermarket that has transformed its wine range to brilliant effect over the past five years.

Oddbins may be smaller in scale than in its heyday, but its wine range is right back on form.

The bargain fine wine range, which included Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Chateau Latour, has fuelled a 40% increase in Lidl wine sales over the last year.

Earlier this month, the supermarket chain Tesco opened a pop-up wine bar in London's Soho district, serving only Tesco's finest wine range for two weeks.

Over the summer her department announced that it was 'simplifying its premium drinks offering' (in effect, cutting Asda's wine range from 700 to 580 lines).

Only a decade or so ago, I wrote one of the rudest articles I've ever written about a supermarket wine range, with the headline 'M&S - RIP'.

A bottle of wine ranges from $17 to $48.

Wine ranges from $6 to $11.50 a glass and $25 to $125 a bottle.

Lunch or dinner for two, with wine, ranges from $40 to $80; mine was $70 without stinting.

There are two prix-fixe menus, and dinner for two, with wine, ranges from about $75 to about $95.

Plus, in their defence, in the past couple of years supermarkets such as Tesco and Somerfield have introduced fine wine ranges with a boutiquey, rather than Poundstretcher, feel.