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These wines often had a slight fizz which would prickle the mouth.
en.wikipedia.org But even as you admired the fidelity of the stylistics, the show refused to fizz.
en.wikipedia.org But little can be achieved when the narration lacks fizz.
en.wikipedia.org He went on to described its lyrics as too contrived and added that it lacks the fizz of the earlier tracks.
en.wikipedia.org The resulting wines are typically low in alcohol (often less than 7% by volume), with sweet apple-like flavors and a slight sparkling fizz.
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