GRENAN (Benin)]. Vinum Burgundum

S.l. Paris], n.d., (1711), in-12, 4 pp., bound under dummy cover of 19th century comb paper. 

Extremely rare original Latin edition of this piece on Burgundy wine, which is itself combined with no less rare original editions of three other alcoholic elegies in response (see below). 
 
The exceptional nature of this meeting must be underlined; these small plates are already very unusual; even more so the whole quarrel. Opposed the drinkers who defended the wines of Burgundy or champagne, even cider. Attached to this volume are the responses of COFFIN, the champagne lover, YBERT and GRENAN.
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GRENAN (Benin)]. Vinum Burgundum S.l. Paris], n.d., (1711), in-12, 4 pp., bound under dummy cover of 19th century comb paper. Extremely rare original Latin edition of this piece on Burgundy wine, which is itself combined with no less rare original editions of three other alcoholic elegies in response (see below). The exceptional nature of this meeting must be underlined; these small plates are already very unusual; even more so the whole quarrel. Opposed the drinkers who defended the wines of Burgundy or champagne, even cider. Attached to this volume are the responses of COFFIN, the champagne lover, YBERT and GRENAN.

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GRENAN (Benin)]. Vinum Burgundum S.l. Paris], n.d., (1711), in-12, 4 pp., bound under dummy cover of 19th century comb paper. Extremely rare original Latin edition of this piece on Burgundy wine, which is itself combined with no less rare original editions of three other alcoholic elegies in response (see below). The exceptional nature of this meeting must be underlined; these small plates are already very unusual; even more so the whole quarrel. Opposed the drinkers who defended the wines of Burgundy or champagne, even cider. Attached to this volume are the responses of COFFIN, the champagne lover, YBERT and GRENAN.
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