hist-brewing: Historic Liqueur

[Badger]

i believe it appears in Sir Hugh Platts a delight for ladies.  I think
its around on the net somewhere, at least an sca write-up about it. on
some sca brewing guild page somewhere.  sorry can't be more precise, but 
its been a year or so.

badger

On Fri, 2 Apr 1999, Beth Ann Snead wrote:

> 
> 
> --- Wylie & Gail <wyliesmith at isomedia.com> wrote:
> > There are quite a few references to tying on corks with stout cord.  You
> > notch the cork (wedge shaped work well) and tie them around the cork and the
> > neck.
> 
> Having never seen a reference to cork before 1600 could you please tell me these references and
> whether they predate the abovementioned 1600?
> 
> Beth Ann
> Lettice, Lady Peyton in the SCA
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