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..., "Glenn loved his family first, followed, in no particular order, by good wine, good cheese, good beer, the supraoptic nucleus, his many friends, and argu

...lusive wine club [[Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin]] ("Knights of the Wine Cup").<ref name="Nickerson2">{{cite news|url=https://www.nytimes.com/1948/0

...replied "If God spare my life I will so amply provide for this place that wine shall be more abundant here than water is in any other great abbey".<ref na

Popular drinks include palm wine and Akpeteshie.

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* ''Strange Wine'', 1978 ([[Balrog Award]] nominee, 1979)

...pound'', ''punt'' (boat), ''soap'', ''street'', ''table'', ''wall'', and ''wine''. The Romans also gave English words which they had themselves borrowed f

..., after the practice of [[Horace]] at his home in the Sabine hills and the wine flasks were garlanded, after the manner of Anacreon'' at the Court of Polyc

...ult of heavy exploitation for use in traditional medicine, including snake wine in Vietnam, and for skins and food. CITES data indicates, however, that it

...of Macedonia. Alexander was irritated by the request and threw a glass of wine in Attalo's face. Philip reacted by trying to attack his son with a [[sword

...ejudice''.</ref> In modern usage the butler is in charge of food service, wine, spirits, and [[silver (household)|silver]], supervises other servants, and ...roman.jpg/credit|{{Pincerna-roman.jpg/credit}}<br/>|}}A slave in charge of wine in ancient Rome. The garb indicates he was probably of [[Phrygian]] origin

...ejudice''.</ref> In modern usage the butler is in charge of food service, wine, spirits, and [[silver (household)|silver]], supervises other servants, and {{Image|Pincerna-roman.jpg|left|95px|A slave in charge of wine in ancient Rome. The garb indicates he was probably of [[Phrygian]] origin

...kers also used cloth-covered screens to removed unwanted impurities from [[wine]].

...in the 1st century A.D. would have been enough to purchase four litres of wine.<ref>Greene, Kevin (1990). ''The Archaeology of the Roman Economy''. Berkel

...children (8 sons and 5 daughters surviving). His father, John Black, was a wine merchant; his mother, Margaret, was from Aberdeenshire. At the age of twel

* December - [[eggnog]] and [[wine]] * March - [[port wine]] (which should probably live at [[port (wine)]], no? (Someone put that on their list, please....Oh, *someone* did--than

* December - [[eggnog]] and [[wine]] * March - [[port wine]] (which should probably live at [[port (wine)]], no? (Someone put that on their list, please....Oh, *someone* did--than

...''consubstantiation''--that after consecration the substances of bread and wine remain along with the body and blood of Christ. The priest causes no miracl ...er's approval. For example in a celebration of the Lord's Supper they gave wine to the laity. Monks and nuns left the cloister and got married. Luther conc

...e Seventeenth Century.'' (2004). 464 pp. [http://www.amazon.com/Fish-into-Wine-Newfoundland-Seventeenth/dp/0807829102/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1206

...ler]]--the head of household staff in most homes; in charge of the pantry, wine cellar and dining room. In a small house the butler also [[valet]]s for th