moselle

• “In fact, there was a number of other varieties and nearly all of them were better than moselle and riesling - which usually wasn't riesling but something else - but moselle and riesling dominated the market.”

  What I cooked last night.

• “In the early days it was called the red drinker's white because it had a complexity rarely found in other whites - which wouldn't be hard when you're talking moselle and faux-riesling - as well as a powerful dose of alcohol.”

  What I cooked last night.

• “This drove me crazy, because I knew there was more to white wine than just moselle and riesling: there was hock.”

  What I cooked last night.

• ““Wade, wade through the water,” and as he was the first, began to set out and went into the moselle.”

  Household Tales

• “She unpacked the salad rolls as Reith produced ice-cold moselle and poured.”

  Bush Doctor's Bride

• “He settled them outside, filled their glasses with ice - cold moselle and bustled off to see to their order.”

  Bush Doctor's Bride

• “Wexford asked Mr Haq for a bottle of wine, good moselle or a riesling, none of your living waters from Lake Victoria.”

  Put On By Cunning

• “I was up till past five this morning, during which time I was stupid enough to imbibe certain potions of porter, punch, moselle, and madeira, that have been all day long uniting their forces in fermenting and fuming, and bubbling and humming.”

  Life and Remains of John Clare "The Northamptonshire Peasant Poet"

• “Burton and Glasgow; porter from London and Dublin; champagne, moselle, sherry, and old port, 'rather bothered by travelling twenty miles a day on a camel back.”

  Christmas: Its Origin and Associations Together with Its Historical Events and Festive Celebrations During Nineteen Centuries

• “They discussed the beef and the moselle in silence.”

  The Longest Journey

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