- A carboy, also
known as a
demijohn or a lady jeanne, is a
rigid container with a
typical capacity of 4 to 60
litres (1 to 16 US gal).
Carboys are primarily...
- Look up
demijohn in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
demijohn is a
container for
fluids used in brewing.
Demijohn may also
refer to: Thom
Demijohn, a joint...
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novel by
American writers Thomas M.
Disch and John
Sladek (writing as Thom
Demijohn),
published in 1968. Set in 1960s Baltimore,
Maryland and Norfolk, Virginia...
- recipe. The term Mama
Juana has the same
French origins as the
English word
demijohn,
which refers to a
large squat bottle with a
short narrow neck, usually...
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Demijohn Lake is a J-shaped lake in
Thunder Bay District, Ontario, Canada. It is
about 750
metres (2,461 ft) long and 100
metres (328 ft) wide, and lies...
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contact mine,
floating on or
below the
water surface using an air-filled
demijohn or
similar flotation device.
These devices were very
primitive and apt...
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Water Dispenser with
large plastic bottles (
demijohn or carboy)...
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maturation of
years in wood with
further reductive maturation in
large gl****
demijohns. It is
required by the IVDP that
wines spend some time in wood, usually...
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grape juice to
create a concentrate. The
concentrate is
poured into a
demijohn and is left to sit
throughout the winter. In the spring, the concentrate...
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Constantine Volume 7
Constantine Pavlovich Demidov Volume 8
Demijohn Edward the
Black Prince Volume 9 Edwardes, Sir
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