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  • ...sk with a volume of about 954 [[litre]]s (almost a cubic metre), which for wine, beer and many commonly used [[aqueous]] [[solution]]s would weigh about a
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  • ...ered by some sections of the music press as being dinosaurs. 'Suarez' is a wine-producing region in Uruguay, South America. Some of the lyrics in the song
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  • ...ce in various parts of both England and France. It begins in the [[Médoc]] wine-producing area of [[Bordeaux]], moves quickly to southwestern England near
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  • === Wine making === ...le, have short carbon chains (six carbon atoms or less) and which occur in wine. For example: [[carbonic acid]], [[acetic acid]], [[formic acid]], [[butyri
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  • | a classic risotto with white wine, beef, beef stock, mushrooms, garlic, and zucchini | simmered beef in wine, tomatoes, and rosemary;
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  • ...joint, told the police he had seen Gideon come out of it with a bottle of wine (and his pockets full of coins) and leave in a taxicab. The police found G ...Harbor]] to the bar in [[Panama City]] that Gideon was not carrying any [[wine]], [[beer]], or [[Coca-Cola]]®. Turner suggested, in his opening and clos
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  • It is a substance which is not food,<ref>Some substances, such as beer, wine, and some fungi, are sometimes regarded as both foods and drugs</ref> and w
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  • {{r|French wine||**}}
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  • | title = Fireboat Named With Wine; The John Purroy Mitchel Is First Oil Burner in City's Fleet.
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  • ...ntioxidant [[resveratrol]], which is the basis of health benefits from red wine, pomegranates and grape skins. Black beans can provide [[anthocyanin|antocy
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  • *[[Wine]]
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  • ...Wars]]. When beer was not available, it could be substituted by a pint of wine or half a pint of spirits, which depended on what was locally available. I
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  • ...tyle he became first a gardener and later the owner of a successful [[palm wine]] business in Poona (present-day [[Pune]]) where the couple moved in 1893.
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  • ...ilisation of theatre. It began at the festival of [[Dionysus]], the god of wine, when the first actor, a man by the name of Thespis (from whose name we tak
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  • * 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
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  • ...il. Seasonings vary from recipe to recipe, including [[vinegar]] or white wine, tarragon, [[salt]], [[black pepper]], [[bay leaf]], [[thyme]], and [[parsl
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  • * 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
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  • ...small British publisher Harrier Comics, featuring [[Bacchus]], [[god]] of wine and revelry, and the few other Greek mythological figures who have survived *Sam Yang, "A Loaf of Bread, A Jug of Wine and Eddie Campbell" (interview), ''The Comics Journal'' 145, 1991, pp. 58-8
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  • ==Cigarettes and sweet white wine== ...80</ref> He smokes cigarettes, drinks large whiskeys, prefers sweet white wine and Champagne to dry, and has an eye for the ladies, with whom, as is usual
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  • ...which at this feast includes not only a roast boar but also a cauldron of wine and a hundred cakes of wheat baked in honey. All three stand up to claim it
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  • * 1790. Fabbroni's Art of making wine. Leipsic. Barth. * 1788. On the influence of certain gases in the fermentation of wine. In Crell's annals of chemistry. Vol. 1, pt. 4.
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  • ...contained five rooms each with fireplace. Inside the basement there was a wine cellar, preserving room, pantry and laundry room. There is also a mystery r
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  • ...lan won numerous awards, notably the Governor General's Award for ''Bread, Wine and Salt''<ref name=Gibbs1983 /> and a Guggenheim fellowship. In 1966, Nowl ...ed and philosophical"<ref name=Oliver1990 />. Indeed, by the time ''Bread, Wine and Salt'' was published in 1967, Nowlan had established himself as a gentl
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  • ...'', the ''[[World Book Encyclopedia]]'', ''The Art of Eating'', ''[[Food & Wine]]'', ''[[Fine Cooking]]'', and ''[[Physics Today]]''<ref name=heattransfer>
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  • ...uid densities in: [[petroleum crude oil]] marketing and refining; making [[wine]], brewing [[beer]] and making [[whiskey]]; refining [[sugar]]; producing [ ...ef name=Jacobson>{{cite book|author=Jean L. Jacobson|title=Introduction to Wine Laboratory Practices and Procedures|edition=1st Edition|publisher=Springer|
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  • ...n that one. Before heading for bed, he wonders why nobody is dinking the [[wine]]. ...Valmoria|Louise Valmoria]] 05:42, 5 December 2007 (CST) (... but reckons [[wine]] is better. Happy Write-A-Thon all, Wednesday is almost over here!--[[User
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  • ...a poisoned challis. During the match, queen Gertrude drank of the poisoned wine, thus resulting in her death. Hamlet, however, had already been cut by the
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  • * 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
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  • * 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
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  • * 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
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  • * (1957) ''[[Dandelion Wine]]'' * (1988) ''[[Dandelion Wine]]''
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  • Vineyards and their attendant culture such as wine-tastings, are well-established in the area.
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  • * 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
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  • ...unleavened bread at the same time. This sequence is then repeated for the wine.
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  • ...he consumed a glass of beer, 2 glasses of spiced wine, 3 glasses of Rhine wine, and 2 glasses of arrack. At 6:30 in the evening, Ludwig and von Gudden de
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  • ...goras]] favored it as an antidote for [[scorpion]] stings when placed in [[wine]].<ref>Gaius Plinius Secundus. ''The Natural History of Pliny''. Trans. Bos
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  • ...of livestock, and household production of such items as clothing, cheese, wine, etc. Gray technology arrived later in the forging of bronze and metals, wh
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  • ...ense, but the red indicates merely a shift from the prototypical colour of wine or hair respectively. This corresponds to
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  • ...and controlling fire, the first processes for dyeing cloth and fermenting wine, and the first pharmacopoeias. Or does it begin with the first elements of
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  • ...ventures of Bronco Bill]]''. The first 'hit' for the company was 'Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee' by [[Stick McGhee]], who was the brother of blues great [[Br
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  • * 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
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  • ...an increase in luxury goods imported from the continent, including Italian wine and drinking vessels, olive oil and fish sauces from [[Hispania]], glasswar
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  • ...th sugar etc.; and for supper barley, raisins, rice and currants, sago and wine, or the like. Two of these were ordered each a quart of cyder a day. Two ot
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  • ...isine]] term is ''nuoc mam'' (nước mắm), but that is somewhat like saying "wine" in France; there are many distinctive preparations and grades. Some premiu
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  • * 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
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  • * 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
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  • ...ing myself to some of Todd's [[butter]]. Might as well grab some of Tom's wine while I'm at it. Need more sustenance. 1500 hours: I hear the rest of th *[[User:Tom Morris|Tom]] sits at the kitchen table in his pyjamas sipping wine, then doffs his philosophical hat to [[User:Aleta Curry|Aleta]] and ticks [
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  • ...nd sour [[condiment]] popular for seasoning and adulterating [[food]]; a [[wine]] [[preservative]] perfect for stopping [[fermentation]] or disguising infe ...shing down platters of lead-seasoned food with gallons of lead-adulterated wine.
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  • ...usands of small microbreweries have opened to serve local clienteles. The wine industry was largely confined to Italians before the 1940s, but has explode
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  • ...ingredient in thousands of dishes, or, in some cultures, with a glass of [[wine]].
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  • * 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
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  • ...an period. The Franciscan Fathers grew [[grape]]s and produced sacramental wine from the first vineyard in the Sonoma Valley, which was first planted in 18
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  • ...for legislation to prohibit the manufacture or import of spirits, beer and wine. Ware (1989) explores its operations in Phoenix, Arizona. Ministers had lau
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  • ...nd carbon dioxide. It is important in [[bread]]-making, [[brewing]], and [[wine]]-making. When the ferment has a high concentration of [[pectin]], minute q
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  • * 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
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  • ...for legislation to prohibit the manufacture or import of spirits, beer and wine. Ware (1989) explores its operations in Phoenix, Arizona. Ministers had lau
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  • ...th folk-based music such as ''Goodnight, Irene'' and ''Kisses Sweeter than Wine'', but none of them rose to the sustained heights that the Kingston Trio he
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  • ...nt woman who, during the ceremony, names the vessel and breaks a bottle of wine or champagne against the ship's bow as the vessel slides into the water. De
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  • ...essed by [[emulation]] and API-translation projects like [[Wine (software)|Wine]] and [[Cedega]], which make it possible to run non-Linux-based software on
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  • | 124 ||8/7/82 || '''1''' || 15 || '''Yesterday's Wine''' (with [[Merle Haggard]]) | 137 ||9/13/86 || '''10''' || 23 || '''Wine Colored Roses'''
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  • * 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
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  • ...whom he gives his food in Valhalla since he consumes nothing but mead, or wine.
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  • * 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
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  • ...les and fruit crops, including lettuce, citrus and other fruits, table and wine grapes, and tree nuts, such as almonds. Rice is an important crop in northe
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  • season them with the peel of a fresh lemon grated, and half a wine-glass
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  • ...ur heroes go to the Golden Lamprey to drink black stout and pale sparkling wine.
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  • * 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
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  • The wine runs out, the tales get taller, the party rolls on. Vlana (as we have learn
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  • ...meth down from heaven,’ is Truth,” Eddy writes. “Our cup is the cross. Our wine the inspiration of Love, the draught our Master drank and commended to his
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  • * 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
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  • * 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
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  • * 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
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  • * 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
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  • :[[User:Louise Valmoria|Louise]] is tottering back with some [[Port wine]], just for drinks.[[User:Louise Valmoria|Louise Valmoria]] 23:51, 4 March ...] loves [[Cristiano Ronaldo|C. Ronaldo]]! He also found a photo for [[Port wine]], even though he is not that enthusiastic about Port. --[[User:Kjetil Ree|
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  • <small>[Simon Stevin wishes luck to Stargazers, Surveyors, Carpet-measurers, Wine-gaugers, Stereometers in general, Mintmasters and all Merchants.]</small>
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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
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  • ...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
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  • Popular drinks include palm wine and Akpeteshie.
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  • ...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
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  • | Wine
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  • ...pound'', ''punt'' (boat), ''soap'', ''street'', ''table'', ''wall'', and ''wine''. The Romans also gave English words which they had themselves borrowed f
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  • ..., 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
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  • * ''Strange Wine'', 1978 ([[Balrog Award]] nominee, 1979)
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • <blockquote>So, Speaker Pelosi, I just wanted to — you gonna drink your wine? Are you blind? Do those eyes not work? There you — I want you to drink i I really just wanted to thank you for having me over here to wine country. You know, to be invited, I thought I had to be a major Democratic
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • ...kers also used cloth-covered screens to removed unwanted impurities from [[wine]].
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • * 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
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  • * 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
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  • ...''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
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • ...s in 1482. [[Burgundy]] is now a province of France that is famous for its wine but, in medieval times, it was a powerful state in its own right that held
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  • * 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
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  • ...ir by ''oxygen'' meaning ''generator of acidity''. (The old-Greek word for wine vinegar being oxys&mdash;όξύς, from the Greek word for sharp, also όξ
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  • ...the whisky business in Great Britain, and also stored large quantities of wine from Spain, Portugal and France in its capacious warehouses, now largely co
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