Sentence examples for wine trafficking from inspiring English sources

Following the Jasmine revolution, Jaziri's father-in-law and two brothers-in-law were also arrested on several corruption charges - including drugs, arms and wine trafficking.

In some areas, like the Napa Valley or the North Fork of Long Island, where wine-tasting traffic has exploded over the last few years, tasting rooms see as many as 500 people a day on the weekend.

This, I submit, is the winning formula for restaurants and wine bars that traffic in unfamiliar ingredients, beverages and techniques.

Rather than a long trip to wine country on traffic-choked roads, most city wineries can be reached by public transportation or a short drive.

For a chef known for trafficking in gelatinized wine and deconstructed sangria, this is back-to-roots analog cooking, the art-rock band unplugged, Dalí in a pastoral phase.

In Portugal, between Peso da Régua and Porto (Oporto), the river has considerable barge traffic, taking the wine from the port-wine area to Vila Nova de Gaia; from Pedorido to Porto there is some coal traffic.

In 2010, another section of track was reinstated to allow the reopening of South Liberty Lane depot to handle Trans Ocean's wine import business, reducing road traffic.

These scenes look less like the gritty realism of "Traffic" than like jokey wine commercials.

That's the high-traffic zone of most wine lists, and it's heavily targeted by wineries, distributors and importers as the best opportunity to move their wine into the fast lane.

And organized trails like the KwaZulu-Natal Beer Route, which directs visitors to some of that province's most interesting breweries, are hoping to divert some traffic from the country's ubiquitous wine scene.

Snooth is now the largest interactive wine site on the web (in terms of traffic), and we expect to be the largest wine site on the web by Q3 2009.