Dry Semi-dry Sweet Semi-sweet Non-alcoholic wines

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Italy France Portugal Spain Poland

Tuscany Veneto Languedoc Sicily Rioja

Champagne Prosecco (Note: Prosecco is a proper noun referring to an Italian sparkling wine, so it remains the same in English) Cava Crémant

Dry Semi-dry Sweet Semi-sweet

Single Malt Single Cask Single Grain Pure Malt Blended Whisky

Irish Whiskey Scottish Whisky Japanese Whisky American Whiskey

Speyside (Note: "Speyside" is already in English - it refers to a region in Scotland known for whisky production, named after the River Spey) Islay (Note: "Islay" is already in English - it's the name of a Scottish island) Campbeltown Highland Lowland

Cognac Armagnac Brandy Calvados Grappa Rum Gin

Tequila Absynt Cachaça Nalewki (Note: "Nalewki" is a Polish word that can refer to a street name in Warsaw or to traditional Polish fruit/herbal liqueurs. As a proper noun for the street, it remains "Nalewki." If referring to the liqueurs, it would be "nalewkas" or "tinctures/infusions.") Sake

Dominikana Nikaragua Honduras Turcja

Sweets Olive oil Tea Coffee Water