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** Crocodile, [[A Man of Wealth and Taste]], was also seen enjoying a nice glass of red wine while the Strawhats and Princess Vivi were his captives.
* ''[[Detective Conan]]'': A number of episodes, movies, and [[Original Video Animation|Original Video Animations]] have significant plot points concerning the tasting of fine wines.
** One of the characters in the second [[Non -Serial Movie]], ''The Fourteenth Target'', is an expert sommelier who is able to identify the exact vintage of wine by its sight, smell, and taste. {{spoiler|It turns out the sommelier is the culprit, and is in part taking revenge for an accident that robbed him of his sense of taste.}}
** Inspector Shiratori, coming from a wealthy family background, is a wine enthusiast himself. The second OAV, "Sixteen Suspects?!", is set at his villa, which has an extensive wine cellar. A bottle of extremely rare wine is broken by one of the guests, and Conan and Hattori have to figure out who did it.
** At least two of the television episodes involve crimes that take place in or around wine cellars. {{spoiler|In one, the murder uses a clothesline to deposit the body of the victim in the middle of the cellar without actually entering himself. In another, an assault victim at a wine-tasting ruins a bottle of fine wine by heating and shaking it up as a message that his attempted murderer has imprisoned him in the cellar.}}
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* In ''[[Nineteen Eighty-Four]]'', not only that the members of the Inner Party (the political elite of the totalitarian state) are assigned much better dwellings, clothes, food, coffee, chocolate and tobacco than the members of the Outer Party (i.e. the mere [[White Collar Worker|White Collar Workers]]), but also while the members of the Outer Party drink gin (and the blue-collar ''proles'' drink beer!), the members of the Inner Party drink... wine, what else?!
* Played with in ''[[Discworld (Literature)/Carpe Jugulum|Carpe Jugulum]]'', where the human subculture of vampires are considered freaks because they file down their teeth, wear bright colors, stay up past noon, and drink... ''wine''.
** Also played with by Lord Vetinari, who normally drinks water, except in ''[[Discworld (Literature)/Unseen Academicals|Unseen Academicals]]'' where he gets drunk on beer with the footballers. He's mentioned in the same book to ''not'' drink wine, and Glenda asks "Do you mean he does not ''drink'' wine, or he [[Shout -Out|does not drink...''wine'']]?"
* ''[[Honor Harrington (Literature)|Honor Harrington]]'''s William Alexander is a real connoisseur of the fine vintages and explicitly calls other drinks uncultured and low-class. Played with in that it is his older brother, Hamish, who holds the family title, and he doesn't drink anything except beer. Ham even [[Lampshade Hanging|hangs a lampshade]] over his brother's love of wine in one of their frequent after-dinner banters.
* Shan from the ''[[Liaden Universe]]'' walks around with a glass of red wine ''all the time.'' Does he even drink from it?
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