| bacchanal | dance in honour of Bacchus [god of wine] |
| Bacchanal | devotee of Bacchus, the god of wine and inspiration |
| Bacchus | Roman god of wine, associated with drunken revelry |
| bastard | variety of sweet Spanish wine |
| bombard, bumbard | large leather wine jug |
| bumbard | large leather wine-jug |
| butler | servant in charge of the wine cellar |
| canary | variety of sweet wine from the Canary Islands |
| charneco | variety of sweet Portuguese wine |
| clyster-pipe | enema syringe, douche tube |
| cock | tap, spout [of a wine cask] |
| conduit | channel, pipe, aqueduct |
| fat | vat, wine cask, barrel |
| faucet-seller | seller of taps for wine-barrels |
| hogshead | large cask, barrel [of wine] |
| lime | lime-juice [added to wine to improve its sparkle] |
| lime | mix wine with lime [to add to its sparkle] |
| malmsey | variety of strong sweet red wine |
| muscadel | type of strong sweet wine |
| piece | wine cask, butt of liquor |
| pipe | voice |
| pipe | whistle, look in vain |
| pipe-wine | wine drawn directly from the cask [pipe] |
| piping | shrill-toned, high-pitched [either: of pipes; or: of women and children's voices] |
| pricked | [of wine] soured, gone off |
| quill | musical pipe, voice, note |
| Rhenish | Rhineland wine |
| rouse | full draught (of wine), brimful cup, carousing |
| sack | [type of] white wine |
| sherris-sack, sherris | white wine from Xeres (Spain), sherry-wine |
| underskinker | under-wine-waiter, under-tapster |
| vault | wine cellar, liquor store-room |