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Jesus juice
noun- a mixture of grape juice and gin US
- [H]er comrades learned they could drop in, sit on the floor, exchange ideas, and sometimes drink beer or “Jesus juice,” their own concoction of grape juice and gin. — Emily Toth, Inside Peyton Place, p. 29, 1981
- white wine US
Allegedly coined by singer Michael Jackson. It was also claimed, in a Vanity Fair article, that Jackson called red wine “Jesus blood”. Within months the term was widespread. - Michael Jackson plied young boys with wine he called “Jesus Juice”, a former business adviser claimed this week. — Sunday Times (South Africa), 1 February 2004
- The boy and his siblings have said that “all the kids around Michael” knew about “Jesus juice” and that Jackson told them, “Jesus drank it, so it must be good.” — Houston Chronicle, p. 12, 29 January 2005
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