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Roman girls who were satisfied with a 'quartino', a gold coin worth one-fourth of a sequin.

The Complete Memoirs of Jacques Casanova Giacomo Casanova 1761

Roman girls who were satisfied with a 'quartino', a gold coin worth one-fourth of a sequin.

Memoirs of Casanova — Volume 02: a Cleric in Naples Giacomo Casanova 1761

This has to be the best deal for both quality and value, with a set menu that works at night as well as for lunch, where you can feast off a huge plate of steaming tagliatelle smothered with a rich homemade Bolognese ragù, followed by tasty grilled sausages, a contorni (side dish) of vegetables, plus a quartino (small carafe) of house wine, all for €11.50.

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"Prendo una pizza con salsicce e cipolle," I said to the waitress, "ed un quartino di vino rosso."

One For The Table: Capizzi One For The Table 2011

The wine list is 100% Italian and available by the bottle or by quartino—a little carafe.

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"Prendo una pizza con salsicce e cipolle," I said to the waitress, "ed un quartino di vino rosso."

One For The Table: Capizzi One For The Table 2011

"I remember when Chablis was a wine you were embarrassed to drink," she said, and ordered a quartino of the 2009 Pouilly Fumé Domaine Cailbourdin Les Cris $14.

Drinking With: Nanette Lepore Lettie Teague 2011

"Prendo una pizza con salsicce e cipolle," I said to the waitress, "ed un quartino di vino rosso."

One For The Table: Capizzi One For The Table 2011

Most of the wines were offered by the glass, quartino a glass and a half and bottle.

Drinking With: Nanette Lepore Lettie Teague 2011

"Prendo una pizza con salsicce e cipolle," I said to the waitress, "ed un quartino di vino rosso."

One For The Table: Capizzi One For The Table 2011