cooking wine
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The listings show white cooking wine and Marsala cooking wine.
The cooking wines are shown in 16 fl oz (16-ounce) bottles.
They’re described as shelf-stable and ready to use for tasks like sautéing, roasting, marinating, baking, and making sauces.
The Marsala cooking wine is labeled 14% ABV, while other wines shown list alcohol by volume ranging from about 9% up to 15%.
Listings describe cooking wines as shelf-stable and emphasize they’re ready to use—positioned for immediate use in recipes while maintaining lasting flavor.
The listings use 'State of Readiness' labels such as 'Ingredient' and 'Ready to Use' to indicate how the product is presented in the listing (for example, as a raw ingredient or as a ready-to-use product).
Descriptions note that some cooking wines are blended with selected seasonings; the Marsala-style cooking wine is described as blended with distilled spirits and seasonings.