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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as for wine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a topic or shift the focus to wine in a discussion or text.
Example: "As for wine, I prefer a full-bodied red over a crisp white."
Alternatives: "Regarding wine" or "Concerning wine".
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As for wine?
Geography matters for whisky just as much as for wine.
As for wine, the Big Sipper's the heavyweight.
As for wine, I've learned how many different things can influence the flavor of a wine.
As for wine and running, everybody knows that's not a wise combination.
As for wine, Blue Point's list needs more inexpensive selections; we chose a lovely 1997 Sanford Rose ($30).
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As for wines, Provence suggests rosés most of all.
As for wines, Beaune and Mâcon were already well-known and highly regarded, as were the wines of the Loire district but in winter, wines, probably of lesser quality, were often heated and infused with herbs.
Dennie had health trouble throughout his life, as well as a predilection for wine.
As demand for wine grew in Russia, Russian and Georgian businesses began mixing grain alcohol with fragrances and dyes to make a cocktail faintly resembling wine, or fermenting concentrated juice and bottling it as if it were a vintage.
Romero had once visited this area and, prophetically, declared it as ideal for wine, especially Pinot Noir.
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