vintage wine

noun

1. a wine, usually of superior quality, made from selected grapes of a certain type, region, and year, then dated and usually stored for aging.

Example Sentences

There are even some retailers who sell almost nothing but vintage wine.

From Eater

Finding vintage wine has never been easier, thanks to our all-internet-everything world, along with a surge in online wine buying during the pandemic.

From Eater

Speaking broadly, vintage wine tastes like the wine itself, with an added wrinkle of mystery and quantum complexity.

From Eater

That’s why vintage wine sellers with expertise are so valuable to drinkers.

From Eater

At Parcelle Wine on West 58th Street in Manhattan, vintage wine is available over the counter as well as from its online store.

From Eater

[Laughs] Firth: The vistas and vintage wine, when is it going to stop!

From The Daily Beast

The headwaiter approached bearing another magnum of vintage wine.

From Project Gutenberg

At Sfax an officer on a visit meant—one extra course, vintage wine and old liqueurs.

From Project Gutenberg

You are as much out of your place as a vintage wine at a harvest supper.

From Project Gutenberg