wine cellar
noun
1.
a cellar for the storage of wine.
2.
the wine stored there; a store or stock of wines.
Origin
1325-75;
Middle English
Examples from the web for
wine cellar
Fletcher now boasts a substantial
wine cellar
, and was thinking of purchasing several cases from his old coach.
Dark, secluded
wine cellar
, north of the city center.
We had been told that he had an extraordinary
wine cellar
.
Teddy was worldly, liked the pleasures of dog and stream and
wine cellar
.
The restaurant's award-winning
wine cellar
complements fresh seafood, wild game and other dishes incorporating local ingredients.
The building has a revolving restaurant, which boasts the world's highest
wine cellar
, according to its website.
The family-owned pub offers a wide selection of beers on tap as well as an extensive wine list thanks to its on-site
wine cellar
.
The inn's pub serves house ales and bar snacks, while the
wine cellar
offers an impressive list of fine regional vintages.
The resort also offers a spa, a fine-dining restaurant and a
wine cellar
.
Wine enthusiasts can request to eat in the
wine cellar
, surrounded by choices from around the world.
British Dictionary definitions for
wine cellar
wine cellar
noun
1.
a place, such as a dark cool cellar, where wine is stored
2.
the stock of wines stored there