screw cap in a sentence

• The feisty New Zealanders believe they have an advantage in screw caps.
• The move to screw caps got its real impetus from Down Under.
• Ace Glass offers thick-walled glass tubes with their proprietary Ace-Thred screw caps.
• Another competitor has popped up as some wineries abandon corks _ screw caps.
• Kumeu River is now using screw caps on all its wines.
• The best-known screw cap, the Stelvin, was introduced in France in the 1950s.
• Some appellations ban the use of screw caps, including ( ) Valpolicella Classico.
• One way, say some, to overcome this problem is to use screw caps.
• Screw caps, say the Plump Jack people, do not cause the corky problem.
• In Europe, perceptions that associate screw caps with low-quality wine may be declining.
• It's difficult to see screw cap in a sentence .
• Caution yourself not to order wine with a screw cap when you're in France.
• Screw-top caps, or screw caps, are hardly new to the wine and spirits business.
• Screw cap adoption in fine wines in Australia has proceeded in fits and starts.
• What about the controversy over corks versus screw caps?
• They understand why a screw cap is better _ because it eliminates the cork taint.
• The best, any honest winemaker will tell you off the record, is a screw cap.
• The whole connotation that a screw cap suggests cheap wine has certainly inhibited its acceptance,
• Redding said screw caps aren't likely to pose a long-term threat to the plastic business.
• Australian winemakers have been experimenting with Rieslings and a few other white wines under screw caps.
• The conclusion we have come up with is that screw caps are the way to go.