The Tipler's [sic] Guide to Drink and Drinking in the Early 17th Century |
Common terms and phrases
aforesaid Alehouse keeper Alehouse-keeper Allow to stand Ambergreece Aqua vitae barm barrel Bastard beat beaten blood heat boil bottle boyling Brewers bruise bung hole Cider Cinnamon Claret Cloves colour common Alehouse cooler Cream Cute Cyder dayes dregs drunk egg whites Ferment flavour four fruit gallons gallons of water Ginger Grains grape half handful hath herbs Hogshead honey Hops hour HYPOCRAS imported into Bristol Ingredients Ipocras juice Justices of peace keepe a common Kings Majesties Lemon let it stand licence liquor Liquorice long Pepper Mace Malmsey Malt mash vat Metheglin milk Muskadine Nutmeg ordinary beer ounce parell Perry pewter pints pipe Posset pound of Sugar quantity quart quarter recipes Recognisance red wine Rosemary second brew skimmed spices stir stone Strain strawberries Strong Beer sweet Syllabub thereof tipling trough vessel Victualler white wine wort X X X yeast yolks