Wincarnis
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Wincarnis (which is Latin for 'meat wine') is a brand name of a popular British fortified tonic wine, and was originally called Liebig's Extract of Meat and Malt Wine[1]. It was originally produced by Colman's (of mustard fame) in Norwich. Wincarnis is now marketed as an aperitif wine and produced by Hedges & Butler. The wine no longer contains meat, although the recipe is a secret.
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