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high wine

high wine noun: the result of the distillation of low wine, containing 60–80 percent alcohol, and often used as a base for the production of other types of alcohol.

Noun

high wine (countable and uncountable, plural high wines)

  1. (in plural, often) The result of the distillation of low wine, containing 60–80 percent alcohol, and often used as a base for the production of other types of alcohol.

Forms of high wine

pluralhigh wines
alternative formhigh-wine

Questions about high wine

What does high wine mean?
High wine means the result of the distillation of low wine, containing 60–80 percent alcohol, and often used as a base for the production of other types of alcohol.
What part of speech is high wine?
High wine is a noun.
What is the plural of high wine?
The plural of high wine is high wines.

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