wine box noun

A foil-lined cardboard carton of wine fitted with a tap for dispensing it

wine cask noun

A cask for holding wine

wine cellar noun

1. A cellar for storing wine
2. The wines stored there, or one's stock of wines generally

wineˈ-coloured adjective

Of the colour of red wine

wine cooler noun

A receptacle for cooling wine in bottles about to be served at table

wine funnel noun

A type of funnel, usu made of silver or pewter, used for decanting wine from the bottle

wineˈglass noun

A small glass used for drinking wine

wineˈglassful noun

wineˈ-grower noun

Someone who cultivates a vineyard and makes wine

wineˈ-growing noun and adjective

wine gum noun

A type of gelatinous fruit-flavoured sweet

wine lake noun

A surplus of wine bought up by an economic community to prevent a fall in prices

wine list noun

wine measure noun

An old English liquid measure, its gallon 5/6 of the gallon in beer measure

wine merchant noun

A dealer in wine, esp wholesale

wine palm noun

Any palm yielding palm wine (eg Borassus, Raphia)

wine party noun

A drinking party

wineˈpress noun

A machine in which grapes are pressed in the manufacture of wine

wineˈ-sap or Wineˈsap noun

A variety of deep-red winter apple

wineˈskin noun

A bag for holding wine, made out of a skin

wineˈ-stone noun

Crude argol, the crust that forms on the walls of wine casks

wine taster noun

Someone whose business is to sample wines

wine tasting noun

(a gathering for) sampling wines

wine vat or (old) wine fat noun

A vat in which grapes are pressed in wine-making

wine vault or wine vaults noun

1. A vaulted wine cellar
2. A place where wine is tasted or drunk

wine vinegar noun

Vinegar made from wine rather than malt

wine waiter noun

A waiter in charge of serving the wine in a restaurant, etc

in wine (archaic)

Drunk, intoxicated

red wine see under red¹

spirit of wine

Alcohol

white wine see under white

wine and dine

To partake of, or provide with, a meal accompanied by wine