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I feel there is no need to use the plural of wine and beer in this situation. 'The wine is tasty' can indeed refer to a collection of wine. To me, it also seems like the most natural way to say this.
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You would use it if you are in a wine tasting and you want to say that (all) the wines are tasty. Or if you're a waiter in a restaurant and someone asks you what's better - the wines or the beers.
Maybe it is implied that there are more than one kind of wine on the table?
Wouldn't the plural gender of ׳טעים׳ agree with that of ׳יין׳ ?
So it'd be ׳יינות טעימות׳?
if יין is masculine then why is the plural יינות and not something like יינים
Greatfull for learning the pronounciation of this one! I didn' t know the vocal changed from ai to ei when making the word wine to wines!
