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rapture of the deep

noun

Pathology.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of rapture of the deep1

1950–55; coined by J. Y. Cousteau as a translation of the French phrase ivresse des grandes profondeurs
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Westport Winery nonvintage Rapture of the Deep sparkling cranberry wine, Washington, $31: Mark Bosso’s winemaking helped launch Orenda Winery in Carnation, and he’s proven a quick study with the berry grown for the nearby Ocean Spray plant.

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Part of the reason lies in the challenge, another in how deep dives change the chemistry in the brain, creating nitrogen narcosis or a “rapture of the deep†that freedivers describe in lyrical terms.

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Westport Winery NV Rapture of the Deep, $28: Perhaps the perfect Northwest harvest wine, this sparkling cranberry wine uses fruit from Washington’s Cranberry Coast.

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There's the rapture of the deep, where you don't want to come up.

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Westport Winery NV Rapture of the Deep, Washington, $29: Aberdeen winemaker Dana Roberts brings in cranberries from nearby Cranberry Coast for this sparkling delight that screams purity of fruit.

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