Sentence examples for wine retailing from inspiring English sources
ONE of the pleasures of working in wine retailing is pointing customers toward new and exciting wines, and especially to bottles that mean something to you.
The news that First Quench Retailing, the company that owns 1,300 branches of Threshers, Wine Rack and The Local, has gone into administration is a potentially terminal blow for high street wine retailing.
Under government rules that limit free ministerial gifts to £140, six bottles of vintage wine retailing at £195 each also saddled Mr Blair with a £1,000 bill if he wants to drink the stuff, now or in 20 years when it peaks.
The growing concentration of wine retailing and distribution is pushing producers to team up.
Hughes can clean up reselling wine retailing for $8 to $14.
Wine retailing for less than $4 a bottle still accounts for more than 70% of Gallo's sales.
A properly trained, experienced foreign head sommelier can earn up to $10,250 per month, according to Eric Desgouttes, fine wine manager for the largest wine retail group in Hong Kong, Watson's Wine Cellar.
Whatever the future holds, the fate of online wine retail will no doubt be dynamic.
A 750-milliliter bottle, the size of a standard bottle of wine, retails for about $30.
The flagship Rubicon wine, retails for $55 (pounds 33), and is one of the top-rated wines in the Napa Valley.
After a long career in New York as an investment banker, in 1995 he founded and headed a pioneering catalog and internet wine retail business.
