The earliest wine press was likely the human foot or hand, crushing and squeezing grapes into a bag or container where the contents would ferment.

To him California meant squeezing grapes over his head and letting the juice trickle down through his whiskers.

Steamtown's supporters, including state officials and community leaders, testified about the rich history of railroading in Scranton and criticized the park's detractors, saying they were splitting hairs, squeezing sour grapes or simply misinformed.

Lagar de Diogo Santos Faleiro - located in São Lourenço (Santa Bárbara); carved volcanic rocks used for squeezing grapes into wine.

The name is broken down into three parts - Tur-Massh-Ayya: Tur means mountain, Massh is the pulp left after squeezing grapes, and Ayya means humid.

It is called tropinovec (tropine, means squeezed half-dried grapes, in the west of the country).

Joseph then stated that one of the men (the one who dreamt of squeezing grapes for wine) would be released from the prison and serve the king but warned that the other would be crucified, and so was done in time.

The midrash states that the fruit was grape, or squeezed grapes (perhaps again alluding to wine).