Rise drunkenly to get Heather some wine (8)
I believe the answer is:
riesling
'some wine' is the definition.
(Riesling is an example)
'rise drunkenly to get heather' is the wordplay.
'drunkenly' indicates anagramming the letters.
'to get' is a charade indicator (letters next to each other).
'heather' becomes 'ling' ('ling' can be a synonym of 'heather'**).
'rise' is an anagram of 'ries'.
'ries'+'ling'='RIESLING'
(Other definitions for riesling that I've seen before include "German/Austrian wine" , "Aromatic white wine from the Rhine valley" , "Fragrant white wine from the Rhine valley or from California" , "Dry white wine (German)" , "Strange wine for Sir Ingle" .)