Suddenly he suspected how it had been done, too: the sacramental wine!

A few remained open with agreements to produce sacramental wine.

I'm fresh out of holy water, but I do have some sacramental wine in the ice box.

To the east was the river, gleaming dark as sacramental wine in the light reflected from the city.

He received a religious exemption for his sacramental wine.

"Prohibition didn't apply to the sacramental wine of Mass," he said.

The sacramental wine, if it can be called that, was blackberry brandy.

It was most decidedly time for a glass or two of sacramental wine, and maybe a frozen pizza.

The monks needed a local source for their sacramental wine since the next nearest supply was several months' travel away.

"You have swallowed a snake, in a cup of sacramental wine," quoth he.

Only the largest wineries were able to survive by making grape juice and sacramental wine.

Without an exemption for sacramental wine, Prohibition may fail the test of religion neutrality.

Indeed, in Orthodox Christianity, it was common to add boiling water to the sacramental wine.

No matter how hard I've tried to convince him otherwise, he thinks drinking is fine as long as it's sacramental wine.

"It isn't sacramental wine we get here, but it's not refectory ale either.

The vines were a necessity in the production of sacramental wine used in the Eucharist.

However, Beaulieu obtained a contract to supply sacramental wine to churches nationwide.

The scenario was so painful that he opened another bottle of sacramental wine, filled his glass, and tried to think of a plan.

It happens to be sacramental wine.

He had prepared the sacramental wine.

Joyce was convinced that the proper sacramental wine was white-I don't know why.

A few more were able to stay in operation in order to continue to provide churches sacramental wine, an allowed exception to the Prohibition laws.

"Do you have any sacramental wine?"

There was something almost poetic about them, he told himself as he took a gulp of sacramental wine and wiped away a tear.

Or is it just a matter of chalices and sacramental wine and the choir singing?"