The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02

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their wares. old French we Indian colonies also patron
to ,no ON
Rone and low burgundy brewsges eked out BY the conspts
IL the he natter Sns golden sherTss
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The colors in the above beautiful may be laid
on rather thick and perhaps, the breadth and style
little Hogarthan looking at the waggsh propensity OF
John Bull crack joke at the expense Of the Yankees
But word for it, the picture Is the size OF hie and
quite natural
am well aware that neither an nor one half OF the
Igh, delicious wines from the volcanic soils Of Europe
be exported TO advantage am also aware that the
gigantic genius Of swndle in America stalks abroad visit
BILE and invisible, in such Protean forms between pro-
Queer and consumer that extent that mortal except
he be farmer and eating food OF his own raising, can
sumes am however, strongly inclined TO believe II
any dealer firm In New York were to commence bust
ness and deal exclusively in pure wines foreign and ma
tive what they worth be the prices high or low,
fortune might be made.
There are in France, according to an official report
made In 1852 about five million 977 900 hecares)
devoted 10 vineyards. AT this time suppose the entire
product throughout France is not far from 600 900
gallons or this amount the Americans might buy, i'm
bort and exchange for cotton tobacco breadsufs &c
from ten twenty million gallons year, and consuk
their palaes and particularly their digestive organs
more nationally than to the OF swl they
do under the various Of ssLager, sold Bourbon
"French Brandy" &C. l do not wish TO condemn In
wholesale any class of Dealers but appeal your
readers-those always excepted who engaged
wholesale retail in swndlng and poisoning
the Americans some Of my choice figures Of speech are
not directly applicable to vast quantity OF vianous po
ations, sold and swallowed in the United States under
the Of various wines and liquors. This do know,
that in caret, sauterne, hook, burgundy champagne,
and sherry or the first class wine dealers and
many wine drinkers of London have articles that inf
nitey sneror 10 those usually sold in America This
suits from variety of causes In the first place John Bull
necessav has IN consult this nee liar idosyncrasy of hi,
cnstomer The producer and Consumer are nearer TO.
rcber many wine merchants OF london make regular
visits 10 the wine countries the wine trade with England
has been Established n much longer time while a
great many consumers will have the very b,st
ARTICLES nroduced without regard 10 prise America
until lately has been new country and Till com para
lively recent perjod there were few persons in America
who knew muoh of the Qualities or would nav n fair
price for good wines II other things were eaual-were
there the same watchulness good Judgment and ability
10 nav fair comnansaiion the chances Of deoenon and
authorization would be considerably greater Frernts too
being higher the expense ia necessarily more AS for INV
s,ncie seIr must say thai with tan or twelve YES rs o
adu OF sence snen in America never drank glass ot
good mort wine until crossed the ocean and went IN
fondop
helave II GOOD MIRO foreicn ipos e-c sold .roev in
Ar,arico ~ aS,d efmniate Pho attve nrnducars 70 i'm
prove the quality Of American wines while would make
ha,tcr idoes md able IN and tell
The Srerce het yeen mixture or viIlanous uhiskev
sloe ucs decoction Of Ioewood and Lurnt alum and
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