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GRADE DESCRIPTIONS No: 1 RSS Each bale must be packed free of mould but very slight traces of dry mould on wrappers or bale surfaces adjacent to wrapper found at the time of delivery will not be objected to provided there is no penetration of mould inside the bale.
Red wine - Sliced or chopped fruit - Honey, orange juice or any other sweetener - Slight trace of brandy or any other spirit - Gaseosa or Soda Due to the differences in recipes, the alcoholic content in Sangr?
E'' also denotes colorless diamonds, but with a slight trace of color that is only visible to the expert eye of a gemologist.
 
 
 
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