When a visitor enters a home where multiple groups are eating and each group offers him a cup of wine, must he recite a new blessing (Borei Pri HaGafen) over each cup?
Synopsis
Whether a visitor who did not join a fixed group for drinking must recite a new blessing each time a new group offers him a cup.
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