high wine造句

• The wines produced by these estates often receive very high wine ratings from Robert Parker,
• Most high wine prices, however, are driven by the speculative fever currently gripping the market.
• Cervecerias executives said earlier this year that high wine prices were spurring Chileans to drink more beer.
• Most restaurateurs defend high wine prices as a way to hold down the cost of food and general overhead.
• The high wine is moved to new, charred American oak barrels, each of which hold about 53 gallons of liquid.
• A wine-led division included their premium brand and high wine mix stores, with the'drinks division'focussed around their convenience driven and drinks-led shops.
• Pleasanton Hotel is running pointed ads in The Chronicle and other newspapers : a price list under the headline " WE HATE HIGH WINE PRICES ."
• A second distillation in a pot still heats and condenses the liquid into " high wine ", which reaches 135 proof ( 67.5 % alcohol ).
• About 30 students protested outside the Board of Foreign Trade Thursday, demanding that ranking officials be penalized for bowing to foreign governments'requests for a high wine tax.
• A sale of this size could continue to support the high wine prices that wineries have been charging for the past two or three years, said Cartiere.
• Bernard de Nonancourt, a sergeant from a winemaking family in Champagne, found a mile-high wine cellar of " at least a half million bottles, many of them magnums ."
• The bar in the lobby of the building has a unique 3-storey high wine chiller from which a female bar tender dressed as a fairy retrieves bottles on request by means of a flying wire apparatus.
• Most restaurant owners I talked to said they were merely passing along high costs imposed on them by the distributors, or that high wine prices were the only way to subsidize the relatively higher costs of food and its preparation.
• British research found no association between frequency of drinking and NHL and research in Sweden found that total beer, wine, or liquor intake was not associated with any major subtype of NHL examined, apart from an association between high wine consumption and increased risk of chronic lymphocytic leukemia . ."