The bottle is then riddled, so that the lees settles in the neck of the wine bottle...
Manual riddling is still done for Prestige Cuvées in Champagne... mechanised riddling equipment (a gyropalette) is used instead.
(Wikipedia)
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Thursday, November 24, 2011
La femme 100 4 têtes
Owning a range of heads for different social occasions is perfectly normal in Oz... ... And in 17th-century Spain. New Zealand is such a BACKWARD COUNTRY.
I'm heartsick I forgot to say how much I adored the "Oz" books when I was a kid...in AK's book quiz thread.
ReplyDeleteI know there are days when I wish I had a fresh head to put on. A head that could spell better would be great!
What's wrong with just baking a turkey?
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What's with new sign-in ittdgy? It's freaking me out.
ReplyDeleteNew Zealand is such a BACKWARD COUNTRY.
ReplyDeleteThere should be a law.
The right martyr's halo has a jaunty cock to it - don't cry swaths of curtain!
ReplyDeleteAlso, I believe you are owed some royalties:
http://youtu.be/UGbZWQSeR9c
I like the creamy layer.
ReplyDeleteThe right martyr's halo has a jaunty cock to it
ReplyDeleteNow that's just baiting people.
Also, I believe you are owed some royalties:
We can only claim to have popularised the idea.
What's with new sign-in ittdgy?
ReplyDeleteI was using some other person's not-pc.
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What's wrong with just baking a turkey?
ReplyDeleteWho ordered the Chef's Special?
I don't know if any of you folks have ever seen a CD before it's metalized, but it turns out it's a halo.
ReplyDeleteHeh heh.
That's COOL...
100 têtes
ReplyDeleteDamn, damn, damn, not what I was expecting. Stupid French reading incomprehension!
You dig too deep m'lord, is it not the homynym "sans" we are looking for?
ReplyDeleteRachel gets it!
ReplyDeleteWaiter! there's a hair in my soup. Oh, wait...
ReplyDeleteI do now!
ReplyDeleteMeaning, your fine extractions from the history of art trump all my middle-of-the-road learning. Please sir, can we have some moar?
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