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Wine bell

Formerly cultivated custom to ring a bell (also beer bell, long bell, last bell) at a certain time of day. Mostly this took place between seven and nine o'clock in the evening. This was the sign of not being allowed to serve wine (alcohol) any more or even for locking the inns and asking the guests to go home. This was handled differently locally and was often limited to a certain period of the year. See also under customs in viticulture.

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