- and
whose cognates include brännvin and brennivín. In Germany, the term
Branntwein refers to any
distilled spirits,
while Weinbrand refers specifically to...
- Rewe-Zentral AG v
Bundesmonopolverwaltung für
Branntwein (1979) Case C-120/78, po****rly
known as C****is de
Dijon after its
subject matter, is an EU law...
- be a
breach of trade, in Rewe-Zentral AG v
Bundesmonopolverwaltung für
Branntwein. In 2015, the new
protected geographical indication (PGI) "Crème de C****is...
- ISBN 978-0-547-04101-8. Wahrig:
Deutsches Wörterbuch (Munich: Bertelsmann, 2006). See
Branntwein at p. 298 and
Schnaps at p. 1305. "Duden |
Schnaps | Rechtschreibung,...
-
governing spirit production (overseen by the "Bundesmonopolverwaltung für
Branntwein [de])
forbids the use of
sawdust brandy in the
production of alcoholic...
- Swedish: brænnevin). It also
exists in Dutch:
brandewijn and German:
Branntwein,
gebrannter Wein,
ultimately cognate to brandy(wine), also French: brandevin...
- wine" or "hot wine") was
widely used.
Others languages include the
German Branntwein,
Danish brændevin, Dutch: brandewijn, Swedish: brännvin, and Norwegian:...
- may be an
adaptation of the
early Old High
German der
brannte Wein →
Branntwein. Also
compare English brandy,
short for brandywine, from
Dutch brandewijn...
- It also
exists in Dutch:
brandewijn (Afrikaans: brandewyn) and German:
Branntwein,
gebrannter Wein,
ultimately cognate to brandy(wine), also French: brandevin...
- the
tubers were
being used in
Baden to make a
spirit called "Topinambur-
Branntwein" (Jerusalem
artichoke brandy), "Topinambur" (Jerusalem artichoke), "Topi"...
