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cellaring

cellaring

7.0
A collection of bottles of wine kept in a cellar
  • noun
  • /ˈsɛl.ər.ɪŋ/
translation icon : almacenamiento de vino
  • The restaurant's cellaring included rare bottles from the 1970s and local vintages.

Examples

  • Their impressive cellaring attracted wine enthusiasts from all over the region.

  • He took great pride in the cellaring he had built up over the years.

  • The cellaring of fine wines requires careful temperature control.

  • She has a passion for cellaring rare vintages.

  • The restaurant's cellaring included rare bottles from the 1970s and local vintages.

  • He took great pride in the cellaring he had built up over the years.

  • Their impressive cellaring attracted wine enthusiasts from all over the region.

How Large

wine cellar
16 3.4
cellaring
7.0
wine barrel
1 3.1
split
1 8.2

Surface Forms

cellaring singular
cellarings plural

Morphology

cellaring = cellar (semi-transparent) = cellar + ing

The form is built regularly from the verb 'cellar' plus '-ing', but the inventory sense is specialized rather than fully predictable for all learners.

Etymology

Cellaring comes from cellar, a cool room for storing food or wine, and the ending -ing, so it can mean the 'collection' or stock of bottles kept in that room.