Sentence examples for wine shortage from inspiring English sources

That's even as poor harvests have resulted in a projected wine shortage for the next several years.

Particularly as many experts have argued that the so-called "wine shortage" is about as plausible as any other appeal to "buy now, while stocks last".

No one had thought about the lighting problems posed by the armory's windows, and Buckley's crew refused to begin until sunset, which meant the proceedings started an hour late and suffered from a wine shortage.

There's a bootlegging vibe to it, which has its attractions, particularly after reports at the end of last year that we're facing a "wine shortage", but these don't necessarily include the taste of the end product.

Juan Cascant, the co-owner of a winery called Celler La Muntanya in El Comtat, a northern corner of Alicante, Spain, is sceptical that there is any looming "wine shortage" (and he's far from alone).

Much panic ensued last week when a Morgan Stanley report warned of a coming global wine shortage, with demand exceeding "supply by 300m cases in 2012", going on to add that it was the biggest shortfall in 40 years of records.

In the peaceful days before wine shortages, restaurateurs used different techniques to thin out their wine collections.

France's national identity may seem wrapped up tight in the aura of luxury — elegant dress, sophisticated perfume, good food and wine, and no shortage of Champagne for the flimsiest of celebrations.

The fact that so many of the recent examples have read like a middle-class shopping list rather detracts from the very real struggle that many households are facing as general food prices rise, but there's nothing like a threatened cheese, wine and chocolate shortage to get the better-off thinking about stockpiling – or at least that's what the headline writers appear to think.

But the suffering in places like Mildura and nearby Renmark in South Australia is a sign that the industry fell victim to its own success.Flushed with growing demand for Australian wines, a grape shortage and soaring grape prices, growers rushed to plant more vines in the late 1990s.

Oh, and there's rarely a shortage of wine.