Collocations for wine - noun

red, rose, white | fizzy, sparkling | dry | sweet | light
He served a light white wine with the lunch.

full-bodied, heady, strong | fruity | sour, vinegary
a cheap vinegary wine

mature, young
The younger wines will be mature after about three years.

new, old
some new wines from South Africa

excellent, expensive, fine, good, great, quality, vintage | cheap, table | house
The restaurant's house wines are an Australian Chardonnay and a French red.

dessert | fortified
fortified wines such as port and sherry

mulled, spiced | chilled
chilled white wine

home-made | dandelion, elderberry, rice, etc.

drop
Would you like another drop of wine?

glass, bottle

drink
Do you drink wine?

have
I'll have some wine, please.

sip, take a sip of
She took a sip of her wine.

gulp, swig, take a gulp/swig of | pour (sb), top up
The waiter went round topping up people's wine.

make, produce
The winery has been making wine for a couple of centuries.

age, mature
wine aged in the bottle

chill | serve | ply sb with
They always ply their clients with wine before getting down to business.

flow
(figurative) The wine flowed freely at the party.

go to your head
The wine had gone to his head and he was starting to talk rubbish.

breathe
Open the wine an hour before the meal to let it breathe.

be corked | age, mature

bottle, glass | list
The restaurant has an extensive wine list.

rack
I took another bottle from the wine rack.

grower, growing | merchant | tasting
The supermarket holds occasional wine-tasting sessions.