My Lord of Carlisle's Sack-Posset Take a pottle of Cream, and boil in it a little whole Cinnamon, and three or four flakes of Mace. |
In 1639 an English consumer paid one penny for a pottle of milk. |
As he gnawed his morning cocoanut, Mr. pottle was still puzzled. |
The landlord came and brought a pottle of wine and a long narrow glass upon a salver, which he held up to the Page as he sat upon his horse. |
No chance, this was a pottle of yoghurt, New Zealand-style, and entirely different from the fermented milk sold across the ditch. |
I always say Adriana is like Nell Gwyn, and she shall go about with a pottle. |