A glass containing a pour of red wine next to an opened bottle.
A glass containing a pour of red wine next to an opened bottle. A stylized illustration of a wine glass filled with red wine, suitable for vector design projects. A detailed vector drawing of a bottle of wine next to a wine glass. An illustration of a glass filled with red wine next to an empty bottle.
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Beautiful Wine Design SVG Download - Elevate Your Designs

Elevate your designs with this beautifully crafted wine clip art. Download the free SVG file and add it to your next project.

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