A type of alcoholic drink made with wine, eggs or milk, sugar, and other ingredients. Cf. rumfustian, n.

a Greek wine or beer prepared from barley; also, a strong English ale.

attributive, as in hock-bottle n., hock-glass a bottle, or wine glass, made of coloured glass, used for hock or other white wine. hock-cup n.

A glass of wine, spec. when strengthened by additional alcohol or spirits. U.S. slang.

Also with capital initial. A drink consisting of (usually white) wine mixed with soda water or another carbonated drink; = spritzer, n.2 Now usually…

transferred. Cheap wine laced with methylated spirits; methylated spirits as an intoxicant. Australian and New Zealand slang.

A drink consisting of (usually white) wine mixed with soda water or another carbonated drink. Chiefly North American in early use.

A cold drink of Spanish origin composed of red wine variously diluted and sweetened.

vin blanc cassis, (see quot. 1964).

A drink made from dry white wine and crème de cassis. Cf. kir royale, n.