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'''Wyne Greke''' ([[Middle English]]) refers to Greek Wine (according to the Hieatt and Butler [[Forme of Cury]]), a sweet [[wine]] that actually came from [[Italy]].
'''Wyne Greke''' ([[Middle English]]) refers to Greek Wine (according to the Hieatt and Butler [[Forme of Cury]]), a sweet [[wine]] that actually came from [[Italy]].
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Revision as of 13:44, 5 October 2007

Wyne Greke (Middle English) refers to Greek Wine (according to the Hieatt and Butler Forme of Cury), a sweet wine that actually came from Italy.