Wine (17579 bytes)
1: :''This article is about the beverage. See [[WINE]] for an article about the software of the same n...
3: ... The word ''wine'' by itself always means ''grape wine''. This terminology is often defined by law.
5: ...on-grape wines, see [[country wine]] or [[Chinese wine]].
7: ...ear by blending, additives and so on, to create [[wine brand]]s that are more consistent for the mass ma...
9: [[Image:Wine.jpeg|thumb|250px|Raspberry port]]

Pomace wine (819 bytes)
1: '''Pomace wine''' is a kind of [[wine]] made from grape [[pomace]]. It is generally of ...
3: ... during ancient and medieval times. Today, pomace wine is uncommon, although it is still known as ''piqu...
9: [[Category:Wines]]

Counterwise wine (617 bytes)
1: ...air of the dog that is going to bite you''". The wines are much sought after by fortune-tellers.

Burgundy wine (1562 bytes)
1: ...gundy''' is the name given to certain styles of [[wine]] made in the [[Burgundy]] region of [[France]].
3: ...gundy with [[Chardonnay]] [[grape]]s. The main [[wine region]]s in Burgundy proper (those that are enti...
5: ... and in which of the region's 400 types of soil a wine's grapes are grown. It has a carefully demarcate...
7: ... a profusion of increasingly small family-owned [[wineries]], exemplified by the dozen plus "Gros" famil...
9: [[Category:Wines]]

Wine bottle (1181 bytes)
1: ...holding wine, generally made of [[glass]]. Some [[wine]]s are [[fermentation|fermented]] in the bottle, ...
18: ===Other wines and [[port wine|port]]===
23: ...l (note that size differs from that for sparkling wine. There are also some 5 l Jeroboams)

Wine making (3206 bytes)
3: # If making a [[white wine]], press the juice off the skins. The juice that ...
4: # Optionally, allow the wine to rest under refrigeration (the cold prevents [[...
6: ... [[stainless steel]] is used today, although home winemakers often use glass carboys), that has a small ...
7: # While fermentation is active in a red wine, the seeds and skins will rise to the top of the ...
9: ...parate the juice from the skins (if this is a red wine), seeds, and fruit pulp. This may be done at vari...

April Wine (1337 bytes)
1: '''April Wine''' is a [[Canada|Canadian]] [[rock band]] formed ...
7: *April Wine ([[1971]])
18: *The Best of April Wine Ballads ([[1981]])
26: *Over 60 Minutes With April Wine - The First Decade ([[1992]])
27: *The April Wine Collection (1992)

Wine cooler (630 bytes)
1: ...ket, or to some earthenware containers which cool wine via water evaporation.
3: ...ses them to come under less restrictive laws than wine itself.

Jug wine (449 bytes)
1: ...n palatable. Jug wines are usually drank as table wine or simply for [[intoxication]]. Common brands inc...
12: [[Category:Wines]]

Sherwin Wine (872 bytes)
1: '''Sherwin T. Wine''' (b. [[January 25]], [[1928]]), is a [[rabbi]] ...
14: [[Category:1928 births|Wine, Sherwin]]
15: [[Category:Humanistic rabbis|Wine, Sherwin]]

Wine Country (1360 bytes)
1: ...growing region since [[1838]]. There are some 200 wineries in the area north of [[San Francisco, Califor...
5: ...nd [[Lake County, California|Lake]] counties, but wine grapes grow well throughout much of California.
10: *[[List of wine producing regions]]
15: [[Category:U.S. wine regions]]

Country wine (2781 bytes)
1: :''"Country wine" is also a common translation of "[[vin du pays]]...
3: ...ined as a beverage made only from grapes. Country wine can be made from any fruit or, with addition of [...
5: ...ty through sufficient [[ethanol]] content, so the winemaker adds table sugar ([[sucrose]]) or sweet [[sa...
7: ... from elderberry flowers is called ''elder blow'' wine. If the flavoring ingredients are [[leaf|leaves]]...
11: ...or not to. Some country wines that resemble grape wines are:

Sweetness of wine (8330 bytes)
1: ...te dry due to the high level of acidity, or a dry wine can taste sweet if the alcohol level is elevated...
3: ...han dry wines. However, many of the world's great wines, such as those from [[Sauternes]], [[Barsac]] or...
4: == Terms used to indicate sweetness of wine ==
6: The principal wine-producing countries of [[Europe]] use different t...
71: ...d terminology to describe [[Tokaji]] Aszú dessert wines:

Alsace wine (1250 bytes)
1: ...typically from similar grapes as used in [[German wine]].
3: ==Wine styles==
5: ... to German [[trockenbeerenauslese]]). [[Sparkling wine]]s known as Crémant d'Alsace are also made...
22: [[Category:Wines]]

Grange wine (1075 bytes)
1: ... exist, from its beginnings in 1951 by Penfolds [[winemaker]], [[Max Schubert]].
5: ...and it is the [[branding]] and expertise of the [[winemaker]] which purchasers value, rather than the qu...
11: [[Category:Wines]]

Cooking wine (1688 bytes)
1: '''Cooking wine''' refers to inexpensive [[wine]] that has been treated with salt as a [[preserva...
3: ...ervation is important because a bottle of cooking wine may be opened and used occassionally over a long ...
5: ...n be sold in [[grocery store]]s, whereas ordinary wines with higher alcohol content (>5%) can only be so...
9: [[Category:Cooking]] [[Category:Wines]] [[Category:Foods]]

Wine post (1231 bytes)
1: ...make collections of the oldest posts, such as the Wine Post and Aland and others who are evolving into n...

Missouri wine (467 bytes)
1: ...especially German, immigrants in the early 1800's wine production has been active and renowned.
3: ...i is home to both the first and second recognized wine producing districts in the US, Augusta in ([[1980...
5: [[Category:U.S. wine regions]]

New World wine (444 bytes)
1: ...America]], when constrasting with the [[Old World wines]] from [[Europe]].
3: ...l]] and more [[fruit]] flavoured, while Old World wines are more concerned with [[terroir]] and [[tradit...
5: [[Category:Wines]]

Kosher wine (274 bytes)
1: ...sh Dietary Laws ([[Kashrut]]) are known as Kosher Wines. There are a couple of basic ideas which need t...
3: * Yayin Nesekh (Blessed Wine)
4: * Stam Yainom (Ordinary Wine)
7: [[Category:Wines]]

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