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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a touch of wine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small amount of wine added to a dish or drink, often to enhance flavor.
Example: "The chef recommended adding a touch of wine to the sauce for a richer taste."
Alternatives: "a hint of wine" or "a dash of wine."
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Luckily, a touch of wine remained in our bottle.
EDMOND FALLOT WITH SEEDS Excellent, with a touch of wine.
The clothes were streetwise: leggings instead of pants; short, kicky leather skirts; animal prints; a touch of wine red among the black.
I also puréed strawberries and fresh orange juice with sugar and a touch of wine, and made a palate-cleansing sorbet with fluffy crystals.
The ancient, unpretentious neighborhood of Trastevere acquired a touch of wine snobbery with Ferrara, via del Moro, 1A, phone and fax 39-066) 5803769, a sleek new wine bar and restaurant.
Toss with a dressing made of mayonnaise, sour cream or yogurt flavored with a touch of wine or cider vinegar, mustard and fresh chopped herbs.
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