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4 | spirits and cordials shop |
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4 | distillers of fine spirits |
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4 | distillers |
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3 | liquorist |
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liquorist Explanation: dizionario liquorista 1 ($ distillatore) distiller, liquorist 2 (il negoziante) dealer in spirits. |
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spirits and cordials shop Explanation: liquorista (Garzanti) Fonetica: [li-quo-rì-sta] Definizione: s. m. e f. [pl. m. -sti] chi fabbrica o vende liquori e altri alcolici. liqueur (Webster) Liqueur \Li`queur"\ (l[-e]`k[~e]r"), n. [F. See {Liquor}.] An aromatic alcoholic cordial. Note: Some liqueurs are prepared by infusing certain woods, fruits, or flowers, in either water or alcohol, and adding sugar, etc. Others are distilled from aromatic or flavoring agents. how about using "spirits and cordials" which is pretty old-fashioned? Nobody calls them "cordials" any more. Also, I would not use "distillers" because some of the liqueurs are made by using an alcohol base and infusing numerous different ingredients. According to the Italian definition, liquorista refers to those who make and/or sell liquers and spirits in general. Again, shop might be in order since it includes both the sense of a place where something is produced or made, and/or sold. buon lavoro paola l m |
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distillers of fine spirits Explanation: Perhaps this could do the trick if it's for a brochure. HTH Giles |
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distillers Explanation: io direi semplicemente "distillers" che è la traduzione data per"chi fabbrica liquori" nella nuova edizione del dizionario Garzanti. Audrey |
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