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Barsac, barsac|ˈbɑːsæk|
Also † barasack, barsack.
[a. F. (see below).]
A sweet white wine from the district of Barsac, department of Gironde, France.
1728J. Steuart Letter-Bk. 21 Dec. (1915) 302 A Tun of Barasack white wine in hogsheads. 1820Blackw. Mag. VIII. 44 To lawyers I would give the sharp Bar-sac. 1827Mirror of Lit. II. 164/1 Elephants don't drink barsack. 1845Tait's Mag. XII. 698 Barsac, champagne, hock, and claret. 1951Good Housek. Home Encycl. 360/2 Such white wines as Sauternes, Graves and Barsac. |