A tavern within the precincts of the Steelyard where ‘Rhenish wine’ was sold.

A public house where wine is drunk. Now chiefly Historical or with particular local reference.

(a) = lodge, n. 12c; (b) a licensed establishment selling wine, beer, and soft drinks.

Esp. in Austria: an establishment where wine from the latest harvest is served.

A small wine-shop, bar, or restaurant.

(a) a bar or counter in a club, shop, etc., where wine is kept or sold; (b) a licensed establishment specializing in the serving of wine (and food).

Originally: a bar in Greece typically serving ouzo and light snacks. Later also more generally: a bar or restaurant serving Greek or Greek-style food…