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Discover LudwigThe phrase "sort of wine" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a type of wine without specifying what type it is. For example, "I'm not sure what sort of wine we should have at the dinner party."
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Wine Enthusiast: A look at the sort of wine and cocktails the passengers drank on the maiden/final voyage of the Titanic.
Every sort of wine has its place, and I especially value good everyday wines.
It's the right sort of wine at the right kind of price.
Petit Chablis is the least of the Chablis appellations, and often signals a generic sort of wine.
One was appalled that he should think it worthwhile to tell his readers which sort of wine he preferred.
True, it is hard to find a state now that isn't trying to capitalize on some sort of wine trail.
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I used a particular musky grape as I wanted that sort of wine-ishness.
They were simply delicious, the sort of wines I'd be delighted to open for dinner at any time.
They are the sort of wines you can bring to a dinner party and not be worried that your hosts will sneer.
Dirty & Rowdy, a side project of two couples in the wine industry, makes the sort of wines you cannot mass-produce — naturalistic, hazy to the point of cloudy, with whites made somewhat in the style of reds so that you can feel the tannins.
I think I actually prefer an amber or sort of wine-colored glow, blue is a little too "extreme gamer" for me.
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