"' Demijohn "'is a Scottish business with two shops and an internet business started by Captain Angus Ferguson and his wife Frances following his retirement in 2004 from The Black Watch.
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On display in the museum is the Boutari family? s old wine fermentation vat, wine barrels, demijohns, raki vats, baskets ( panniers ) for the grape harvest, and other agricultural tools for vine growers.
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The Paradis, perhaps the region's most famous luxury Cognac, is named for the special aging cellar where very old brandies are stored in large glass demijohns, having come out of oak barrels before an excess of wood overpowers the remaining fruit.
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They seized casks, demijohns, jugs and bottles that contained the bane of their happiness and emptied their contents into the street occasionally making use of their hatchets ( with which they were liberally supplied ) to hasten the flow of the hated liquid .
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In April 1886 Weyse was arrested in Los Angeles and faced trial in San Francisco on a charge that he had interfered with a federal revenue officer, a gauger who had stopped a wagon as it was leaving the Weyse distillery and found two demijohns filled with brandy.
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This labor would be paid for in demijohns of rum which would be available at the jollification . With little money, Anguillians could hardly the exorbitant duties on rum-a gallon of rum purchased in St . Martin for 3 shillings in the 1930s would cost 20 shillings including tax.
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In the 1960s he also co-wrote two pseudonymous novels with his friend Thomas M . Disch, the Gothic " The House that Fear Built " ( 1966; as " Cassandra Knye " ) and the satirical thriller " Black Alice " ( 1968; as " Thom Demijohn " ).
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Rather than a home-filled demijohn, I'd seriously consider stockpiling smaller supermarket-bought bottled water ( the cheapest kind, obviously; here in the UK 2 litres costs 13p ) which guarantees it's safe and uncontaminated ( and being in smaller containers means you don't have all your eggs in one basket ).
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Recently she took a steamer at Jersey City for Liverpool, and the goods she carried with her wore thus inventoried :-One guitar, with two strings; two old cane-seated chairs, one with two legs; three empty four-gallon demijohns, uncorked two peacocks and a black-and-tan, in a box; two broken children's cribs of mahogany, one without rockers; one cross-breed hound of English birth; one champagne bucket, covered with dust; one broken painter's easel; three rickety deckchairs, with varnish scraped off; one bag of tin ware; one six by three pedestal, without statuette, cracked; four plain square Irish chests, two painted rod and two black, locks broken and hanging, each marked in white letters, " Countess D .; " two mammoth chests, cross-tied with half-inch clothes-line, with same mark; those contained the Countess'numerous hats; fifteen very ancient-looking trunks, tied across the sides and double-knotted at the back; one tray for mixing dough; two tin berth room trunks; one bundle loose clothing; two portable hat racks, rather worn; six cases of mysteriously packed bottles, supposed to be ale; Huge crates of sauces, mixed pickles, and catsups, put up in every conceivable shape; one copper-coloured work-box done up in oil; seven heavy treble-twilled English travelling shawls tied with twine; thirteen gray woolen blankets made in form of " shake down; " seventeen packages of files of newspapers.
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