vinum: temetum (an antiquated and poetical name for wine). Old wine, vinum vetus (Cic.), vetustum (Plaut.), vetulum (Catullus): new wine, vinum novum (Cic.), novitium (Plin.), recens (Scribonius), novellum (Pall.): home-made wine (not foreign), vinum patrium or vernaculum: red, dark-colored wine, vinum rubrum, atrum, nigrum (Plin.): white, light-colored wine, vinum album (Plin.), candidum (Pall.): weak wine, wine that has no body, vinum dilutum (Cels.), infirmi saporis (Col.), imbecillum (Plin.), nullarum virium (Cels.): strong or full-bodied wine, vinum validum (Plin.), firmum (Col.): to drink much wine, largiore vino uti (Liv., Curt.): to be heated with wine, vino incalescere (Liv.); mero calescere (Hor.), incalescere (Curt.): given to wine, too fond of wine, in vinum pronior (Liv.); vinosus (Hor.): a wine flask or bottle, lagena: spirits of wine, *spiritus vini: the smell or flavor of wine, odor vini; odor vinosus: a wine glass, *scyphus vitreus: the wine trade, *negotium vinarium: lees of wine, faeces vini (Col.): a wine-cellar, cella vinaria (Cic.): a wine country, terra vinealis (Col.), vitifera (Plin.), vitfebus ferax: duty on wine, vectigal vino impositum; portorium vini (Cic., Font., 5, 9): a good judge of wine, judiciorum ac palati peritissimus (Plin., 14, 6, 8).