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Moselle Cup

To a bottle of Moselle in a jug pour a glassful of sherry, or pale brandy, and add four or five thin slices of pineapple, the peel of half a lemon, cut very thin, and some lumps of ice, and sweeten to taste. A bottle of iced soda-or-seltzer-water must be added before using.

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