Definition of cask wine in English:

cask wine

noun

mass nounAustralian, NZ

单词	cask wine
释义	Definition of cask wine in English: cask wine noun mass nounAustralian, NZ Wine sold in a large carton with a dispensing tap. Kiwis have gone from drinking cask wine to appreciating quality vintages Example sentencesExamples Cask wine is less expensive than the same wine in a bottle because of cheaper materials and lower shipping costs. The way is now open for cheap cask wine to come back onto the market. She had been seen outside the court drinking cask wine with a friend. The company has completed its withdrawal from the cask wine segment in Australia. I consider it cask wine in a bottle. There was an 81 per cent reduction in cask wine alcohol, as it went from around a third of the market to about one-twentieth. Licensees were asked to co-operate in limiting cask wine sales to one per person. The tawny port is much worse than the cask wine. It was cask wine, and it stank. Opened cask wine stays good for six to eight weeks.
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