Usage of "wine cellars"

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Storage room for wine where wine is sometimes sold.

Usage of wine cellars in English

Arthur had had remarkable wine cellars, and the vintage was very good. 
 A good woman 

Many now found use as wine cellars or crypts for the wealthy. 
 The last page 

There was here a grand consumption of liquors from his wine cellars. 
 The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse 

So it's high time wine cellars came out of the closet. 
 The Irish Times 

They are wine cellars, and there are scores similar to those you see. 
 By England's Aid; or, the Freeing of the Netherlands (1585-1604) 

You permit my butlers to drink out of my wine cellars. 
 The False Chevalier / or, The Lifeguard of Marie Antoinette 

Taxpayers of all stations stock the wine cellars of dukes and hedge fund managers. 
 The Guardian 

We have ourselves walked under the ground in wine cellars. 
 The Fiend's Delight 

Underneath it all is a fascinating and historic network of deep, cool wine cellars. 
 The Guardian 

Neenah led them through the wine cellars and down into the vaults beyond the dungeons. 
 The Man from Brodney's 

The garden level, once the kitchen and servants' quarters, houses wine cellars and store rooms. 
 The Irish Times 

The catacombs were much larger than the wine cellars, but they too had a limit. 
 The golden compass 

Chemoise and Constance hiked up to the wine cellars half a mile behind the hill. 
 The Lair of Bones 

This visit to the wine cellars was intensely interesting. 
 A Journey Through France in War Time 

Beneath it are great wine cellars with subterranean communications. 
 The Portland Peerage Romance 

We were literally running down stairs into wine cellars. 
 Cleaving 

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Meanings of wine cellars in English