Here are the definitions for the letter "s"

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Saint Amour

One of the ten Beaujolais Cru villages.

Saint Aubin

Less fashionable AOC in the Cote De Beune, Burgundy.

Saint Emilion

Bordeaux AOC famous for its Merlot dominated wines which tend to be softer and more approachable than the Cabernet Sauvignon dominated wines of the Medoc.

Saint Estephe

One of the key commune AOCs in the Haut-Medoc in Bordeaux.

Saint Joseph

Predominately red wines from the Syrah grape in the Northern Rhone.

Saint Julien

One of the key commune AOCs in the Haut-Medoc

Saint Peray

Traditional method sparkling wine from the Rhone valley.

Saint-Nicolas-de-Bourgueil

Red wine made from the Cabernet Franc in the Touraine district of the Loire.

Saint-Veran

AOC for white wine in the Maconnais district of Burgundy.

Salice Salentino

A deep red wine produced in Southern Italy.

Sancerre

Famous white wine from the Sauvignon Blanc grape grown in the Loire valley. Characteristic aromas include gooseberry, nettles, grass and cats pee.

Sangarees

Made with whiskey, gin, rum or brandy, with port wine floated on top, or with wine, ale, porter or stout, with a sprinkle of nutmeg. Actually a tall, sweet, old fashioned (sans bitters).

Sassicaia

One of the so called 'Super Tuscans'. A high quality red wine from Tuscany.

Saumur

An AOC which can cover dry white and sparkling wines from the Chenin Blanc grape, and red wines from the Cabernet Franc grape, in the Anjou-Saumur district in the Loire valley.

Sauternes

Very famous AOC commune in Bordeaux producing some of the worlds greatest sweet white wines.