What does it mean?
Beautiful words give real pleasure, like the taste of good wine. Speaking and reading well can be enjoyed for its own sake.
Who said it?
Virginia Woolf: English novelist and essayist (1882–1941). Source: Jacob's Room (1922).
“Language is wine upon the lips.”
Beautiful words give real pleasure, like the taste of good wine. Speaking and reading well can be enjoyed for its own sake.
Virginia Woolf: English novelist and essayist (1882–1941). Source: Jacob's Room (1922).