1.   Before then, consumers could only drink Coca-Cola at soda fountains.

2.   Concern is mounting that consumers will drink less coffee as prices rise.

3.   In many urban centers with large minority populations, consumers may drink fewer than a dozen, the company says.

4.   Krause said consumers would drink more milk if it was cheaper and thus reap more health benefits.

5.   One of the big complaints from winemakers and wine writers is that consumers drink red wines too young.

6.   Research shows why consumers drink tap water, and clear alternatives exist in each case.

7.   Since consumers drink the most coffee during the winter months, the strain on stockpiles is greatest now, analysts said.

8.   The pressure on stockpiles may not ease soon, even though consumers typically drink less coffee during the warm weather months.

9.   The result is consumers are drinking fewer, more upscale premium-quality beers.

10.   The average grapefruit juice consumer drinks less than a quart a month, said Eric Boomhower, marketing communications director for the Citrus Department.