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kir
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kir also Kir  (kîr)
n.
A drink consisting of dry white wine or champagne flavored with cassis.

[After Canon Félix Kir (1876-1968), mayor of Dijon, France.]

kir [kɜː kir]
n
(Miscellaneous Technologies / Brewing) a drink made from dry white wine and cassis
[named after Canon F. Kir (1876-1968), mayor of Dijon, who is said to have invented it]
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95 evening menu this Christmas (you'll be hardpushed to find a menu this good anywhere else for less than pounds 20) and you will enjoy a glass of Kir Royale before choosing from turkey and the trimmings, seafood and vegetarian options, or slow-braised honey and cider caramelised pork belly with pumpkin lasagne, roast baby onions, and blackcurrant jus.
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On arrival all guests are welcomed with a complimentary glass of Kir Royale.
 
 
 
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