Viineissä

Viineissä is the Finnish inessive plural form of the noun viini, meaning “in the wines.” It denotes location or context within multiple wines and is used in wine descriptions, tastings, and analyses that discuss more than one wine. As a function of Finnish grammar, it illustrates how locative cases express spatial or contextual relationships.

grammatically, the inessive plural suffix in Finnish is -issä, attached to the plural form of a noun. For viini, the plural nominative is viinit, but the inessive plural becomes viineissä. The form reflects vowel harmony and is standard in gastronomy writing, wine criticism, and descriptive prose about collections of wines.

Usage and examples: In the wines, aroma notes can vary depending on grape variety and aging. In the wines reviewed at the tasting event, there were noticeable differences in fruit brightness and oak influence. Comparative studies note how terroir expresses itself across the wines, with common patterns and distinct outliers.

See also: Finnish grammar, inessive case, Finnish language, wine terminology.