"nice wine" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a wine that you think is pleasant to drink. For example: "This is a really nice wine - it has a nice subtle flavor!".
Nice wine selection, $25 to $125.
Dinner for two with a nice wine goes for $80.
There were canapés and nice wine in an upstairs sitting room.
I eat excellent bread, clean meat, good crisp veggies, organic fruits and nice wine and cheese.
I listen to music, drink nice wine and take plenty of time.
The plants "smell kind of like a nice wine," he said.
I tasted caviar, sipped nice wines, carved chateaubriand, dressed lamb chops in tiny gold foil booties.
They both happen to be nice wines, with the Danzante going for about $11 and the Ecco Domani at $10.
This, unlike the $12 movie ticket and the $34 entree, is an entirely welcome development — an array of places offering nice wines and small plates at hours when it can be difficult to find a restaurant serving decent food.
That a project that could have been a terrible gimmick (the first wines made in London!) actually yielded some nice wines is thanks in no small part to winemaker Gavin Monery.
Aside from Breton ciders and beers, Chez Michel's wine list offers a handful of very nice wines, including the 2001 Côtes du Rhône "Les Laurentides" ($25.60), a steely syrah from the Domaine de Gramenon.
