Vin de Bordeaux, claret.

A bottle of soda-water is called a siphon. The cheap wines ought always to be drunk with it, or with common water.

At even the cheap restaurants palatable wine may be had by paying a little extra.

Frappé, applied to liquids, means “iced.”

Caraffe frappé, iced water.

Vin frappé, iced wine.

The litre of beer is called a canette, and the half-litre a choppe.

The fifth part of a litre of wine is called a carafon, a word often used in the cheap restaurants.

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