Water Meniscus What is a meniscus? A meniscus is a curve in the surface of a molecular substance (water, of course) when it touches another material. With water, you can think of it as when water sticks to the inside of a glass. Why a meniscus occurs
Frank Sinatra drank expensive red wines, and mixed martinis for his friends on the set of Ocean's Eleven.. And, he never forgot a pal's favorite drink (according to Sinatra's old friend Ed McMahon). But his own drink was a simple, but exacting mix of ice, Jack Daniels Tennessee whiskey and water. This is a gentleman's drink, is how he described it. This is nice..
By 1952, Mogen David was among the most popular wines in the Midwest, selling more than 5 million gallons. Manischewitz is everybody's wine, a 1958 ad insisted. Two years later, the company hired Sammy Davis Jr. to croon the praises of its Sweet Concord White, reviving its radio-era slogan: Man-o-Manischewitz..n 1947, the Wine Corporation of America took the name of its leading product, Mogen David, and began to market it as the wine like Grandma used to make.. One rival proclaimed that, For generations, New Yorkers have preferred Schapiro's..