cask wine
Cask wine, also known as 'box wine,' is an economical and convenient alternative to traditional bottled wine, commonly found in Australia and New Zealand.
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Definition
B2General
(informal, everyday)Wine packaged in a box with a plastic bag inside, often cheaper and used for casual drinking.
Example
- We bought cask wine for the picnic because it's easy to transport and serve.
- Cask wine is popular for parties due to its affordability.
C1Wine Industry
(technical)A wine storage and dispensing method where wine is kept in a plastic bladder within a cardboard box, designed to maintain freshness after opening.
Example
- The winery offers a selection of cask wines that are perfect for large gatherings.
- Cask wine technology helps preserve the wine's quality for weeks after opening.
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