1
A little light claret or Rhine wine may be allowed; nothing more.
2
His hungry men feasted on the Union's lobster salad and Rhine wine.
3
They had rich meats with them, and Rhine wine of the best.
4
Who would think that meant something sleek and pleasant, like Rhine wine?
5
Two bottles of precious Rhine wine stood in the cool without the window.
6
It was fresh as Rhine wine, dry as the wine of the Hermitage.
7
He praised the Rhine wine highly, and thanked the Meisers for their hospitality.
8
He paused again and lifted high the great beaker of old Rhine wine.
9
The butler filled his ruby goblet from a narrow bottle of Rhine wine.
10
The Rhine wine has a way of humming in one's head.
11
There was some quite excellent Rhine wine, and I drank plenty of it.
12
What I like best is a companion and a bottle of Rhine wine.
13
There were also eight or ten bottles-schnapps, cognac, Rhine wine-and cigars.
14
The Rhine wine is dear in this country, and costs four francs a bottle.
15
I called the Rhine wine poison, because of its strength.
16
Grisell hastened to help him, Clemence to fetch a cup of cooling Rhine wine.