Definition of white wine
: a wine ranging in color from faintly yellow to amber that is produced from the juice alone of dark- or light-colored grapes
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Guests will sample an assortment of 15 or more light white wines, rosé wines and big barbecue wines perfect for parties and picnics.
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Along with the playwright and the actors, they were crammed into the theater’s small canteen, shouting their congratulations and conversations in an atmosphere thick with cigarette smoke and fragrant Austrian white wine.
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Anchovies and white wine can sauce a fillet of halibut.
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Some of his prized possessions are a 1972 white wine, his oldest bottle, and a 30-year-old bottle his best friend gave him for his 30th birthday.
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As guests sipped white wine, Shea spoke of how difficult it’s been to become a politician seeking the Democratic nomination for governor.
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The venue only supplied white wine and champagne for the wedding party.
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The white variety, on the other hand, is similar looking to a regular bottle of white wine.
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At the bar, Kendall Jenner waited for her white wine, chatting with her date, hairstylist Jen Atkin.
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First Known Use of white wine
14th century
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: wine that is light in color
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