The Collaborative International Dictionary
Still wine \Still" wine`\, n. a table wine which is not effervescent; a non-sparkling wine.
Wiktionary
n. 1 A type of table wine. 2 A method of vinification that produces wine that is free of carbon dioxide and therefore lacks sparkling and effervescent properties.
Usage examples of "still wine".
As Bayan had said, no war was ever lost if there was still wine to drink.
Also I know good places to eat that are illegal but with good food, and I know shops where there is still wine and whiskey.
There is still wine in the cellar, and spices and perfumes remain in the larder stores!
The mountains came down on every side, making a great tree-lined bowl that seemed, when McKay first saw it, to be filled with the still wine of peace.
Most of the patrons had gone home, including the old woman who liked still wine, and only the hardiest of the vampire crowd remained, talking quietly among themselves.
And, once you got past all the crinkling and sparkling and winking, her eyes had just about as much expression as still wine.