Converse of object

• mull: Or how about a shot of hot spiced apple cider or even the classic warming mulled wine?

• fortify: Marsala, Port and Sherry are all examples of fortified wines.. .

• drink: He must not drink any wine or strong drink.

• pour: Dave Latham New Zealand born Dave Latham has been pouring wine all over Europe for some years now.

• sip: Sitting sipping wine on sunlit terraces overlooking field upon field of endless vineyards.

• taste: And his grandparents ' place to taste wine placed on the.

Adjective modifier

• sparkling: Perhaps they should have used local sparkling wine instead from a vineyard nearer to Brighton!

• red: At dinner, I was offered a red wine colored liquid.

• white: We were on our second bottle of white wine, I believe.

• fine: Love eating out, fine wine & good conversation.

• sweet: A wide variety of sweet wines are compatible with desserts.

• Australian: Not all South Australian table wines were fortified prior to shipment.

Modifies a noun

• cellar: Cycling through vineyards, passing wine cellars with great white wine or taking a snack in a little roadside inn!

• vinegar: Make a savory dressing for grilled monk fish with crushed Fennel Seeds, olive oil, red wine vinegar, chopped onion and salt.

• merchant: Alternatively call your local posh restaurant or wine merchant.

• tasting: In addition to meals ( see below ) there are musical evenings, wine tastings, college seminars and a student Colloquia series.

• rack: This is probably the time to go and stock up your wine rack with South American Wines.

• drinker: Problem is that I'm not really a wine drinker, In fact I don't drink it at all.

Preposition: by

• carafe: Wine by the carafe can be sold in quantities of 250ml, 500ml, 750ml, 1 liter or multiples of 1 liter.

Noun used with modifier

• dessert: Finished for the night, I couldn't even touch the complimentary glass of dessert wine.