Beverage and Wine

Beverage

Beverage noun - A liquid suitable for drinking.

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Wine and beverage are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wine" instead a noun "Beverage".

Wine noun - Fermented juice (of grapes especially).

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Beverage and wine are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Beverage" instead a noun "Wine".

Nearby Words: wineshop, winery, wined

old	old beverage	old wine
special	special beverage	special wine
best	best beverage	best wine
common	common beverage	common wine
Other adjectives: specific, green, strong, real, evil, blue, cold, famous, ancient, delicious, new, drunk, hot, drugged, yellow, mixed, different, chilled, favorite, homemade.

It was a clear alcoholic beverage sold by Coors Brewing Company, and it was marketed as a "manly" alternative to wine coolers for guys who didn't like the taste of beer.

Source: Useful Notes / The '90s
Anti-Climax: After days of exploring the finest servings of beer, wine, whiskey, gin, cider, perry, vodka, and every alcoholic beverage in Britain, Oz and James finally found the one drink that speaks for the nation: tea.

Source: Series / Oz And James
Due to the medieval setting, however, they don't have a lot of beverage options; everyone drinks wine, except when they're drinking ale.

Source: Wine Is Classy

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