GERMAN WINES.

Nassau is rich in mineral waters, and richer in generous wines--its

Johannesberger, Hockheimer, Rudesheimer, Markbrenner, Asmanshäuser,

Steinberger, Shiersteiner, &c. are the most noble juice of the grape.

The Steinberger, in the mark of Hottenheim, belongs to the Court

exclusively. In 1811 the cask (Stückfass,) containing 7-1/2 sums,

equal to 600 measures, or 1,200 bottles, was sold for 6,000 florins,

and at Wisbaden a common green bottle-full sells at a ducat, or _9s.

6d._ sterling. From Mentz to Coblentz the German Bacchus has pitched

his throne on the territory and soil of Nassau.

_Letter from Germany, in the Morning Herald._

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