The Wine-Drinker's Manual ..
The Wine-Drinker's Manual ..
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Chelli, a Roman physician, " attributes the custom to the knavery of " the Greeks, who, he said, used the rosin Digitized by VjOOQIC 168 GRBEK WINES.
^' to prevent die discovery of this quantity of ^^ water with which the wine is^dult^cafecL'' Mr. Turner likewise says, " The wine of the ^^ Morea is positively undrinkable; for there, ^' (and indeed generally , more or less, through ^' Ghreece,) they mix with it such a quantity *^ of rosin, that the bittei: taste of that bitu- ^' minous matter is... completely substituted ^^ for the original flavour." Digitized by VjOOQIC RUSSIAN WINES.
Whoever has rendered himself at all acquainted with the habits of Russian so- ciety, either by testimony^ or the journals of travellers, must be aware that a consider- able quantity of wine is annually consumed in that vast empire. Even the varieties that have been mentioned in the preceding pages, as exported to Russia, must have given the reader some intimation of the above fact.* The culture of the vine in this * At page 12, we have quoted a passage from Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chelli, a Roman physician, " attributes the custom to the knavery of " the Greeks, who, he said, used the rosin Digitized by VjOOQIC 168 GRBEK WINES.
^' to prevent die discovery of this quantity of ^^ water with which the wine is^dult^cafecL'' Mr. Turner likewise says, " The wine of the ^^ Morea is positively undrinkable; for there, ^' (and indeed generally , more or less, through ^' Ghreece,) they mix with it such a quantity *^ of rosin, that the bittei: taste of that bitu- ^' minous matter is... completely substituted ^^ for the original flavour." Digitized by VjOOQIC RUSSIAN WINES.
Whoever has rendered himself at all acquainted with the habits of Russian so- ciety, either by testimony^ or the journals of travellers, must be aware that a consider- able quantity of wine is annually consumed in that vast empire. Even the varieties that have been mentioned in the preceding pages, as exported to Russia, must have given the reader some intimation of the above fact.* The culture of the vine in this * At page 12, we have quoted a passage from Dr.
What to read after The Wine-Drinker's Manual ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Golden Bitting Collection On Gastronomy (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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