Quick answer
Joel 2:24 uses harvest-abundance language. Wine appears here beside wheat and oil as part of restored provision after loss.
Joel 2:24 (KJV)
“And the floors shall be full of wheat, and the vats shall overflow with wine and oil.”
In the broader wine survey, this passage belongs on the blessing side.
How this verse fits the larger discussion
Not every biblical wine text stands on the warning side. Some are attached to fruitfulness, provision, harvest, or sacrificial language. That is exactly why the definition question matters and why readers should not flatten every wine text into one modern alcoholic meaning.
Read this verse with Wine in the Bible, Types of wine in the Bible, and Two wines in the Bible.
Read it with other texts
Blessing-side passages do not erase warning-side passages, and warning-side passages do not erase blessing-side passages. The point is to read both streams honestly.
Frequently asked questions
Why pair wine with oil here?
Because the verse is describing restored abundance in familiar covenant terms.
Does an overflowing vat automatically mean fermentation?
No. The verse itself does not settle the process question. That is why it should be read with the definition and preservation pages.