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resurgam

American  
[re-soor-gahm, ri-sur-gam] / rɛˈsʊər gɑm, rɪˈsɜr gæm /
Latin.
  1. I shall rise again.


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Some artifacts stand out to Woodard because of their beauty — like the Baltimore Glass Works flask he found embossed with a phoenix emerging from the ashes and the Latin word “Resurgam,” or “I Shall Rise Again.”

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The exercise, dubbed “Resurgam,” takes its name from Portland’s motto, which is Latin for, “I shall rise again.”

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Allagash ages the Resurgam on cherries to produce a beer called Cerise and on raspberries to make an ale called Red.

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Resurgam is a gueuze-style blend with lively carbonation, piercing acidity and a dry, peppery finish.

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"Resurgam—Realization of estate proceeding satisfactorily."

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