 | Joseph Townsend - 1791 - 388 pagina’s
...of land allotted to the vine, there are, in the diftrict of Malaga, fourteen thoufand vine-prerTes, chiefly employed in making the rich wines, which,...cut, they are expofed to the fun to evaporate, their nioifture; after which, they are preffed and put into veffels, with a due proportion of infpiffated... | |
 | William Butler - 1795 - 242 pagina’s
...both from Xeres and its vicinity. In the diftrict of Malaga there are fourteen thoufand vine-prefles, chiefly employed in making the rich wines, which,...if white, from the nature of the country, is called marntain ; if red, from the colour, vino Unto, known to us by the name of tent. The wine ot" La Mancha... | |
 | William Butler - 1811 - 548 pagina’s
...both from Xeres and its vicinity. In the diftnft of Malaga there are fourteen thoufand vine.prefles, chiefly employed in making the rich wines, which,...country, is called mountain ; if red, from the colour, vim tinto, known to us by the name of tent. The wine of La Mancha t appealed to Mr. Town, fend to be... | |
 | William Guthrie - 1843 - 848 pagina’s
...high request among foreigners. There are, in the district of Malaga, some thousands of wine-presses employed in making the rich wines which, if white,...country, is called Mountain; if red, from the colour MHO cinto, known in England by the name of Tent. Spain, indeed, exhibits large tracts of unpromising,... | |
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Malaga, fourteen thoufand vine-prerTes, chiefly employed in making the rich wines, which, if white, from the nature of the country, is called mountain ; if red, from the colour, vino tinto, known to us by the name of tent. 