Wine
Verb + wine
drink wine
pour wine
serve wine
store wine
spill wine (on the table)
Adjective + wine
a white / red wine
a ****sweet / dry wine
an expensive / a cheap wine
a good / fine wine
a sparkling wine
Common expressions
a bottle of wine
a glass of wine
a case of wine
the effect of wine
Exercise
Verb + wine
I can't drink any wine tonight. I'm taking antibiotics.
The red wine spilled on my best shirt has left a stain on it.
It's best to store wine in a cool dry place.
White wine is best served chilled.
I held up my glass and the waiter poured some wine for me.
Adjective + wine
I don't like sweet wines. I prefer very dry wines.
It might be a sparkling wine, but I don’t think it's champagne.
Australia now produces some of the best / finest wines in the world.
I generally have white wine with fish and red with a meat dish.
Its a very cheap wine, but it tastes all right. What do you think?
Common expressions
We stayed in last night and shared a pizza and a bottle of wine. - b
My doctor says I should limit myself to two glasses of wine a day. - a
I liked the wine so much that I bought a whole case of it. - e
I don't really like the taste of wine. I much prefer beer. - c
My father believes in the beneficial effects of red wine. - d
Note
Note these wine + noun expressions:
Can I see the wine list, please?
I don't have a wine cellar but I keep one or two bottles in a wine rack in the dining room.
He's a reg wine connoisseur / buff. (knows a lot about wines