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Resinated wine is a type of wine that
derives part of its
flavor from
exposure to tree resins, most
generally pine resin,
therefore often being known...
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Retsina (Gr****: ρετσίνα) is a Gr****
white (or rosé)
resinated wine,
which has been made for at
least 2,000 years. Its
unique flavor is said to have originated...
- many
other death metal bands'
album and song
titles (e.g. "Tube of the
Resinated" vs
Cannibal Corpse's "Tomb of the Mutilated"). In 1999, b****ist/guitarist...
- incense. The
resin of the
Aleppo Pine is used to
flavour retsina, a Gr****
resinated wine.
While animal resins are not as
common as
either plant or synthetic...
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Norwegian fermented fish dish
often served with
lefse and flatbrød. Retsina,
resinated wine, po****r in
Greece Rivella, a
Swiss carbonated soft
drink made from...
- melamine-urea-formaldehyde (MUF)
resin can also be used. For
straight beams, the
resinated lumber is
stacked in a
specific lay-up
pattern in a
clamping bed so that...
- Amarone. The dense, rich, and
often expensive wine is made from air-dried,
resinated grapes. The
Amare also has a
sweeter version that's
called Recioto. On...
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others to be barbarians. They eat
stuffed grape leaves (dolma),
drink resinated wine (retsina), and are
hospitable to tourists. Most seem to be related...
- (modern day
Vienne in the
Rhone wine region), the
Allobroges produced a
resinated wine that was held in
esteem and
commanded a high
market price. It was...
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settlement of
Vienne (near what is now the Côte-Rôtie AOC)
produced a
resinated wine that
fetched high
prices in Rome. Wine
historian Hanneke Wilson notes...
