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Cheap Champagne (Gallons previously to bruising)

20 gallons previously to bruising them, or they may le white Bordeaux wine; 20 gallons German or advantageously bruised or minced in the dry or minced in the diy Hungarian wine; 20 gallons water; 2 gallons state. The bruised fruit is then put into a 95 per cent. French spirit; and 6 gallons vat or vessel with a guard or strainer placed syrup made of 35 pounds sugar and 3 gallons over the tap-hole, to keep back the husks and water. (See No. 715.) seeds of the fruit when the must or juice is

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