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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a wine of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the origin or type of a wine, often in a more poetic or formal context.
Example: "This is a wine of exceptional quality, crafted from the finest grapes in the region."
Alternatives: "a type of wine" or "a variety of wine".
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It is a wine of the people.
Unusually at this price, a wine of character.
Rich, buttery lobster demands a wine of equal amplitude.
Isn't Champagne a wine for hedonists, a wine of pleasure?
At its best, Madeira is a wine of heartbreaking complexity.
Cheval Blanc is a wine of enormous depth and complexity.
"Rosé des Riceys is a wine of passion," Mr. Morel said.
Let's just say that, like most great wines, Rioja is a wine of contradictions.
Currently he is intrigued by tannat, the grape of Madiran, a wine of Southwest France.
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It's like a wine-of-the-month club but for high-end dinners that are actually affordable, says co-founder David Hauslaib.
Unlike a wine-of-the-month club, winemakers offer shares of wine, often limited edition, that buyers agree to purchase in advance of production.
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