table wine
: an unfortified wine containing not more than 14 percent alcohol by volume and usually suitable for serving with food
Recent Examples on the Web
//According to an Oregon Wine Board press release, recent Nielsen data shows Oregon wine sales rose 12% in 2018, compared to the total table wine category's performance of -0.6%.
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Michael Alberty | For The Oregonian/oregonlive, oregonlive, "Oregon wine industry tops $600 million in sales, says new industry report," 12 Sep. 2019
//Your average 6-ounce glass of dry table wine contains about 125 calories, barely more than a White Claw but with about a million times more flavor.
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Esther Mobley, SFChronicle.com, "Hard seltzer is this summer’s biggest scam," 20 Aug. 2019
//Named after the popular sweet table wine with notes of chocolate and caramel, the new Tuxedo Junction ice cream is churned with Burnette Farms handmade vanilla ice cream and chocolate shavings.
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Shauna Stuart | Sstuart@al.com, al.com, "Wine ice cream? Corbin Farms Winery and Burnette Farms Market are making it happen," 5 July 2019
//Book a tour ahead, or just stop in for a tasting (and marvel at the table wine that’s dispensed to local farmers from a sort of gas pump).
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Kyre Chenven, Condé Nast Traveler, "For Sardinia’s Wild Side, Head to Sulcis," 12 Oct. 2018
//Items included a Spirit of Taos Eco-Adventure for six (valued at $27,000), or a more modestly priced farm-to-table wine tasting for eight, featuring dishes arranged by Chef James Carpenter for $5,000.
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Harper's Bazaar Staff, Harper's BAZAAR, "Going Green for a Good Cause," 25 June 2010
//For example, at 90 calories per 5-ounce glass, FitVine's lower-calorie white wines have 25% fewer calories than a glass of regular white table wine, which has about 120 calories.
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Lisa Drayer, CNN, "Are reduced-calorie wines worth it?," 1 Mar. 2018
//Barbaresco was a backwater, its modest reputation as a source of table wine overshadowed by the neighboring region of Barolo.
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Jay Mcinerney, Town & Country, "How a wine making dynasty challenged the old ways in order to save itself.," 11 Oct. 2016
//In fact, according to the US Department of Agriculture's national nutrient database, a 5-ounce glass of red table wine typically contains less than 1 gram of sugar, while a glass of white wine contains about 1.4 grams.
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Lisa Drayer, CNN, "Are reduced-calorie wines worth it?," 1 Mar. 2018
First Known Use of table wine
1673, in the meaning defined above
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