Vinum Viennense

Mercatus vinorum Impuride in oppido quotannis celebratus

Vinum Viennense,^[1] Francogallice Côte-rôtie, e pagis oppido Impuridi in Francia circumiacentibus provenit et per Viennam venditatur. Talia vina ab anno 1936 appellatione protecta Côte-rôtie recognita sunt.

Notae

1. "Vinum Viennense, oder der Wein von Vienne, insgemein Cote-Roti genannt": Behr (1748)

Bibliographia

Vineae montanae unde vinum Viennense provenit

Fontes antiquiores

• 1748 : Georg Heinrich Behr, Zwey Bücher Von der Materia medica. Argentorati (p. 507 apud Google Books) (')
• 1787 : Thomas Jefferson, Memorandums Taken on a Journey from Paris into the Southern Parts of France and Northern of Italy (Julian P. Boyd, ed., The Papers of Thomas Jefferson vol. 11, 1 January–6 August 1787 [Princetoniae: Princeton University Press, 1955] pp. 415–464) textus; manuscriptum