Cooling Cups and Dainty Drinks by William Terrington (1869, p.174) — Terrington 1869

1 bottleAsmannshausen wine — Asmannshausenbase
2 bottlesSeltzer water — German seltzer waterdilution
1 liqueur-glassCreme de Rose — Optional.modifier
1 large lumpice — large lump of iceother
1 bottlesparkling Moselle — Iced.other
  1. Pour the Asmannshausen, with the optional Creme de Rose if used, into a cool vessel.
  2. Add the German seltzer water and sparkling Moselle.
  3. Drop in a large lump of ice, stir, and serve.

Ice: Large lump ice

This is one of Terrington's clearest named-Rhine-wine cup witnesses.

The optional rose liqueur gives the drink a perfumed floral branch unusual in the red Rhenish line.

See also: Heidelberg Cup, May Trank No. 4, Moselle No. 2

The source's wording appears to say 'hock' in the method line, but the named wine is Asmannshausen and is treated as the intended base.