wineshop
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of wineshop
Example Sentences
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Before buying, I might talk to my friendly local wineshop expert, who has tasted most wines in the store.
From Seattle Times ● Jun. 18, 2022
In "A Wee Sma' Drop" the author finds an old man sitting corpselike in a wineshop, an untasted bottle before him, passively allowing the flies to attack a pimple on his forehead.
From Time Magazine Archive
Neotraditional neighborhoods need to fill their housing before small retailers commit to moving in, which can spell a considerable lag time before that cozy wineshop arrives.
From Time Magazine Archive
At La Cave de la Madeleine wineshop, a bottle of vintage champagne starts at $13, down from $23 four years ago, and cognac prices have also fallen.
From Time Magazine Archive
As soon as he leaves for the wineshop I’ll go up those stairs, then I’ll take the goblet and run to Zau, even if it’s midnight.
From "The Golden Goblet" by Eloise Jarvis McGraw
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