Note (return) — THE SELECTOR; AND LITERARY NOTICES OF NEW WORKS.

The wines filled by Guillaume, who waited particularly on the Count, besides the fashionable vin d'Aï of the district,8 included the vin de Beaume of Burgundy, the vin d'Orleans, so much prized by Louis le Jeune, and the powerful vin de Rebrechien (another Orleans wine) which used formerly to be carried to the field by Henry I. to animate his courage.9