Does bread exempt wine drunk during a meal from requiring a separate blessing?
Synopsis
Wine drunk during a meal requires its own blessing (Boré peri hagafen) even though bread would ordinarily exempt subsidiary items. Wine is considered significant enough to require its own blessing.
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