IRROY, ERNEST, Reims. The New York agent is F. O. de Luze, 18, South William Street, New York. W. E. Hepp is no longer M. Irroy’s agent for New Orleans. * * * * * [Author’s errata sheet, second part] The following are the correct brands of MM. de Saint-Marceaux & Co.:-- DE SAINT-MARCEAUX & CO., Reims Groves & Co., 5, Mark Lane, London Hermann Bätjer & Bro., New York [Cork] Vin Brut Carte d’Or (Extra Dry) / Very dry. Bouzy Nonpareil (Dry) / Vin Sec. Carte Blanche (Medium) _For America only._ Dry Royal [Cork] Second (Medium) [Cork] Third (_id._) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Errata: Missing or incorrect punctuation in the List of Brands has been silently regularized. Expressions such as “132lbs.” were consistently printed without space. A number of words were printed both with and without umlaut. These have generally been left unchanged: Wurzburg / Würzburg Rudesheim / Rüdesheim Muller / Müller (also Siligmüller / -muller) Three occurrences of “Moët” were printed without dieresis. It has been silently supplied. Table of Contents: II.--THE VINTAGE IN THE CHAMPAGNE. ... 20 _last digit of page number invisible_ the future _roues_ of the Regency _accent on “roués” missing in original_ Baume’s aerometer _first “e” in “aerometer” illegible_ the Champenois winegrowers _printed at midline without usual hyphen_ Chapter V, first page _through_ “... the bulk of the new-made” _left edge of text missing:_ manu/[fac]ture only just... (_at line break_) [en]ds. [res]ervoirs ... [bei]ng allowed ... [for]ty-four gallons ... (_number supplied from other passages_) loosens the _agrafe_ securing the cork, Bang goes the latter _comma in original may be intentional_ from one to three per cent. of liqueur. _text has comma for period_ St. Marceaux and Co.’s New Establishment _text reads “Co.’”_ Those magnates of the champagne trade, Messrs. Moët and Chandon _text reads “Mesrs.”_ Messrs. Moët and Chandon give a banquet or a ball _period (full stop) invisible_ resting familiarly on the maréchal’s shoulder _period (full stop) invisible_ bounded by trees and garden-plats _text unchanged: probably correct_ the liqueur which Messrs. Giesler add so sparingly _text reads “Griesler”_ [Illustration: THE CELLARS OF M. ACKERMAN-LAURANCE AT SAINT-FLORENT. LABELLING AND PACKING SPARKLING SAUMUR. (p. 150.)] _opening parenthesis missing_ having composed at his mistress’s table some doggrel rhymes _spelling unchanged_ restored Stolzenfels, the historic Königs-stuhl _text reads “Konigs-stuhl”_ vineyards of Bösing, Geñnau, and St. Georgen _spelling unchanged_ Societa Unione Enofila _accent missing in original_ cannot be gainsayed. _spelling unchanged_ curaçoa _spelling unchanged (two occurrences)_