wine cellar

a cellar for the storage of wine.

the wine stored there; a store or stock of wines.

Origin of wine cellar

Middle English word dating back to 1325–75

His dereliction, if any, might consist in sly tapping of the wine-cellar.

Whispering Wires |Henry Leverage
I seemed to be continually running to, or returning from, the wine-cellar.

Told by the Death's Head |Mr Jkai
The Abb Radiguet guessed it was an order from some savage king, wishing to set up his wine-cellar.

The Fte At Coqueville |Emile Zola
It makes you cross to your wife, severe to the cook, and critical to your own wine-cellar.

Marion Fay |Anthony Trollope

It led into a wine-cellar, and a number of people were already there, all as unconcerned as if nothing had happened.

Polly the Pagan |Isabel Anderson

wine cellar

a place, such as a dark cool cellar, where wine is stored

the stock of wines stored there