wine cellar

Converse of subject

complement: The food is complemented by a wine cellar that offers a wide choice of carefully selected bottles at all price levels.

Converse of object

• have: The pub has an extensive wine cellar to complement its menu and a wide selection of local ales and beers.
• stock: Complementing the cuisine is a well stocked wine cellar.
• include: Further facilities include a wine cellar, freshwater pools, tennis courts and viewing pavilion.
• well-stock: The hotel has its own gourmet restaurant with excellent cuisine, and is particularly proud of its well-stocked wine cellar.
• boast: They also boast an excellent wine cellar where regular wine tastings are held.
• pass: Cycling through vineyards, passing wine cellars with great white wine or taking a snack in a little roadside inn!

Adjective modifier

• extensive: The extensive wine cellars offer over 2,500 bins with prices from £ 14 to £ 10,000 for a magnum of 1870 Chateau Lafite.
• excellent: They also boast an excellent wine cellar where regular wine tastings are held.
• old: In an old wine cellar on the outskirts of Carentan was the Regimental dressing station.
• good: It is arguably the best wine cellar in the country.
• fine: Today, Danesfield house has become one of England's leading country house hotels, with an award-winning cuisine and renowned fine wine cellar.
• great: DAY 2 This morning there will be a tour of Porto including a visit to one of the greatest wine cellars.

Modifies a noun

reading: Works with up to three extra remote Temperature/Humidity sensors i.e. for greenhouse; wine cellar readings.

Preposition: in

country: It is arguably the best wine cellar in the country.