wine mixed with myrrh. Also figurative.

A strong sweet wine imported in the 15th and 16th centuries. Also attributive.

A kind of wine; (perhaps) = Rochelle, n.

A kind of red wine, probably identical with raspis (raspis, n.1).

A variety of (probably sweet) red wine.

A kind of wine.

A kind of wine.

? Some light wine. Obsolete.

A particular kind or colour (not identified) of wine.

A type of wine produced in Ribadavia in the Galicia region of Spain.

A type of wine; (probably) = Romanesco, n. 1.

A kind of wine (not identified).

(a) Wine made from raspberries. (b) = raspis, n.1

Some kind of wine; ? a perversion of hippocras, n.

A kind of wine.

A type of bitter wine flavoured with wormwood, often used medicinally. Cf. absinthe, n. 1.

wine having a resinous flavour; cf. retsina, n.

wine mixed with myrrh (cf. myrrhed, adj. 1).

Loss of sense or ‘wits’; being out of one's wits or at one's wits' end; mental prostration, stupor. wine of astonishment: stupefying wine. Obsolete.

Some unidentified kind of wine, supposed to have been of Rhenish origin. Also more fully deal wine.

A kind of wine.

A kind of wine.

A kind of wine.

A kind of white wine.

slang. Rich, strong wine. Obsolete.

Massic wine.

Only in rasped wine: = rape, n.7 1. Cf. raspe, adj.

a luscious wine made from grapes dried or partly dried in the sun on straw.

= straw wine n. at straw, n.1 compounds 3 (see quots.).

(see quot. 1966).

(see quots.).

A variety of sweet white wine made from a mixture of unfermented grape juice and alcoholic spirits, used chiefly in making aperitifs and liqueurs.

A type of (esp. French or Spanish) wine having a distinctive rich flavour or bouquet, redolent of nuts, butter, or overripe fruit, produced by…

A cheap, rough wine.