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wine route

wine route noun: a marked and advertised road with special signs in a wine-producing region, used to promote local vineyards and other places of touristic interest.

Noun

wine route (plural wine routes)

  1. A marked and advertised road with special signs in a wine-producing region, used to promote local vineyards and other places of touristic interest.
    • Stellenbosch's other attraction—it is a major one—is its Wine Route, and here we are back to Phyl's adventure and fun. It is one of the gayest, most exciting things to explore in all South Africa and since its start seven years ago it has become one of the country's major attractions.1978, Eve Palmer, Geoffrey Jenkins, The Companion Guide to South Africa, HarperCollins, page 367

Forms of wine route

pluralwine routes

Questions about wine route

What does wine route mean?
Wine route means a marked and advertised road with special signs in a wine-producing region, used to promote local vineyards and other places of touristic interest.
What part of speech is wine route?
Wine route is a noun.
What is the plural of wine route?
The plural of wine route is wine routes.

Words near wine route in the dictionary

  1. wine palm
  2. wine palms
  3. wine rack
  4. wine racks
  5. wine rope
  6. wine route
  7. wine routes
  8. wine saver
  9. wine server
  10. wine servers
  11. wine shop

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