e/Plantiac

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has gloss	eng: Plantiac is a 35% proof alcoholic drink, deep brown of colour. It is a kind of Dutch brandy (in Dutch: "Vieux"). It can be drunk pure or as part of a mix. It was first made in Bolsward (in The Netherlands) in 1870. Its inventor, Klaas Plantinga, first mixed its ingredients in his house next to the bakery where his wife Ytje worked. That house was the distillery for a long time to come. Since 1972, it has been produced by the UTO company in Schiedam, the Netherlands. For the past decade or so, Plantiac is being bottled about once per month. Plantiac originally used to be called "Plantinga Cognac" (Cognac is French brandy from the province of the same name). After the war, in the late 40s, a law was introduced that made it illegal to name a product cognac unless it was actually made in that area.
lexicalization	eng: Plantiac
instance of	(noun) distilled from wine or fermented fruit juice brandy

Meaning
Lithuanian
has gloss	lit: Plantiakas (oland. plantiac) - 35 % stiprumo tamsiai rudas olandiškas brendis. Plantiakas gali būti geriamas grynas arba kaip mišinio dalis.
lexicalization	lit: Plantiakas