guestier造句

• Once again, a Guestier _ another Daniel _ held the business together and.
• The estate was first mentioned in Charles Cocks under the name of proprietor Guestier.
• Whites : Chateau St . Jean, Columbia, Fortant de France, Barton & Guestier.
• By Guestier's death in 1847 Batailley was established as a fifth cru ahead of the 1855 M閐oc classification.
• Pair this with : Barton & Guestier's Beaujolais Saint-Louis ( Theme : trendy and fairly tasteless .)
• The purchase was on his own account, not that of Barton & Guestier, the name of his business since 1802.
• Barton was descended from Chief Justice Charles Kendal Bushe; and from the co-founder of the celebrated wine merchants Barton and Guestier.
• Soon released, they fled to Ireland, leaving the business in the hands of Daniel Guestier, who had run the company for William.
• He married in 1893 in Bordeaux, France, Louise Charlotte Suzanne Baour ( 1869 1940 ) the daughter of Charles Baour and Marguerite Guestier.
• A 1999 Barton & Guestier Cotes-du-Rhone Tradition ( $ 9 ) is light bodied, good tasting and widely available.
• He was preceded by his uncle, Major Hugh Ronald Barton ( " Ronald " ), Chairman, Barton & Guestier, wine shippers, Bordeaux.
• Anthony had worked for Barton & Guestier, which was sold to Seagram in the late 1960's, and later for his own export company.
• Goelet and his mother, Anne-Marie Guestier, made a major gift toward the construction of the Met's new home at Lincoln Center in 1966.
• If they succumbed to the blandishments of a Barton & Guestier salesman, customers soon discovered that whatever wine they ordered came from B & G.
• Seagram also sells and markets wine and premium spirits under the names Absolut Vodka, Seagram's Gin and Crown Royal Canadian Whiskey, and Barton & Guestier.
• On Bertram's death in a hunting accident, his son Ronald, born in 1902, inherited the Bordeaux vineyards and the family shares in Barton & Guestier.
• In 1689 it was confiscated from Vanessa, lover of Dean Swift . He sold it to the Henrys who forced by financial circumstances to sell it on to Hugh Barton of the wine family Barton and Guestier.
• It owns Guinness and is deeply involved in the wine business; it owns the Sterling and Beaulieu vineyards in the Napa Valley, the French wine companies Barton & Guestier in Bordeaux and F . E . Trimbach in Alsace.
• In the 19th century, the St .-Julien estates and Barton & Guestier were in the hands of one of Hugh's grandsons, Charles Thomas Hugh Barton, and, after Charles's death at 37, of one of his nephews, Bertram Barton.
• Diageo dominates the spirits business with products like Johnnie Walker, J & B and Captain Morgan, but it also owns Sterling Vineyards and Beaulieu Vineyard in the Napa Valley; the French wine company Barton & Guestier; and 34 percent of the champagne producer Moet Hennessy.