Plonk, cheap wine, the implication being that the wines that come out of Bercy are not always the same as when they went in.
A still white wine from around Limoux in Aude. Not to be confused with Blanquette de Limoux, which is said to be the oldest sparkling white wine in France.
Not a common expression, but it does indicate a good quality wine, surprisingly, unlike vin de table.
Everyday table wine, often made from different types of grape or blended from a number of wines.
Wine which should be laid down for several years before drinking.
