Wine, the vine and the cellar / [Thomas George Shaw].

  • Shaw, Thomas George.
Date:
1863
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Wine, the vine and the cellar / [Thomas George Shaw]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ELB ‘ Elbe sheiT}’,’ 21 Elderberries used for colouring port, 71, 72, 76 Eldon, Lord, his fondness for port, 89 Elne, wine of, 270 — mode of drinking wine at, 271 Eltville, Rhine wine district of, 296 England, quantity of brandy put into port shipped for, 73. — wines drunk in, in olden times, 185 — immense trade in French wines at an early period, 187 — quantity of wine drunk per head in 1861, 281 Entre-Minho-e-Douro, beauty of the valley of the, 66 Epernay, palaces in, 243 — the chateau of ‘ Mater Filiae ’ at, 244 Epineul, wine of, 251 Erbach, Rhine wine district of, 296 Espoz y Mina, the Spanish guerilla chief, 122 Esiremadura, wine grown in the province of, 123 Excise duties on wine in 1822, 3 — an appearance before the ‘ Ho- nourable Sirs ’ of Old Broad Street, 4 — excise officers contrasted with custom-house officers, 5 Executioners of the prison in Oporto, 112 Extractive matter of wine, 25 I^ARMEKS, wine, never keep - stock, 274 Fermentation of Rhenish wines, 289 Fining port, 99 — champagne, 226 — in the cellars at Bercy, 280 — Madeira, 329 — instructions as to fining, 371 — finings for sherry, 138 Fismes used for colouring cham- pagne, 241 FRA Foil, gold or silver, on champagne corks, 235 Fontenay, wine of, 251 Forestalling wine, proclamation of Edward III., forbidding, 211 Forrester, Baron, 69 — grand principle he always advo- cated in making port wine, 70 — his description of the usual way in which ports are made, 70 Forst wines, 297 Foz, the, or fort of Oporto, 45, 48 France, wines of, heavy duties on, from 1671 to 1831, 61 — the wines of France mostly con- sumed in England previous to the revolution of 1688, 77 — injury done to them by the duty of 4/10, and by the Methuen treaty, 77 — French wines mostly drunk in the North of Europe, 78 — effects of the English hatred of France, 78 — consumption and per-centage which French wine bore to all other kinds, from 1831 to 1862, 196 — Professor Michel’s forthcoming work, 197 — his letter on the trade in wine between France and England, from the earliest period, 197 — prices of French wine in 1381, 214 — charm of a residence in the house of a French gentleman, 251 — wines of the south of France, 262 — quantity, not quality, the object sought throughout France, 264 — great demand for wines of the south of late, 264 — importance of English wine- merchants knowing the French language, 269 — the people of the south of France less courteous and polite than their northern countrymen, 270