Wine Shop

Pronunciation: /waɪn ʃɑp/

Definitions of wine shop

noun A place where wine is sold.

Example Sentences

A1 I went to the wine shop to buy a bottle of red wine.

A2 At the wine shop, they had a wide selection of different wines.

B1 The wine shop owner recommended a great local wine for the dinner party.

B2 Visiting the wine shop in Tuscany was a highlight of our trip.

C1 The sommelier at the wine shop was incredibly knowledgeable about rare vintages.

C2 After years of working in the wine industry, she decided to open her own wine shop.

Examples of wine shop in a Sentence

formal I purchased a bottle of red wine from the local wine shop for the dinner party.

informal I grabbed a bottle of wine from the wine shop on my way to the party.

slang Let's swing by the wine shop and pick up a bottle before heading to the picnic.

figurative The wine shop is like a treasure trove for wine enthusiasts, with so many unique bottles to choose from.

Grammatical Forms of wine shop

• plural: wine shops
• comparative: more wine shop
• superlative: most wine shop
• present tense: wine shop
• future tense: will wine shop
• perfect tense: have wine shop
• continuous tense: is wine shopping
• singular: wine shop
• positive degree: wine shop
• infinitive: to wine shop
• gerund: wine shopping
• participle: wine shopped

Origin and Evolution of wine shop

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The term 'wine shop' originated in Europe during the Middle Ages when wine became a popular commodity for trade and consumption.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a shop or store that primarily sold wine, the term 'wine shop' has evolved to encompass establishments that offer a variety of wines for purchase, tasting, and sometimes even dining experiences.