Walsh 1718
duple minor, longways
De Metz Harman 1986

  A1  2  In a double to the center (of your set of four)
      2  Turn single right, back to place
      4  Circle left
  A2  2  Neighbors lead out
      2  Turn alone and lead back
      4  Partners back to back
      
  B   2  1st corners change
      2  2nd corners change
      4  Women lead through the men and cast back to place
      
      4  Face neighbor, take inside hands with partner and go forward and back
      2  2's cast down while the 1's lead up
      2  Partners two-hand turn 1/2 (1's start by handing partner across), all end proper
      4  Partners half-poussette CCW (1st woman and 2nd man advance)

Recording: bar_a_bar-063_bn6atb-09.mp3.zip
video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2QRGfZDcUE

«Windsor Tarras.” “Barabar” was a popular imported red wine, now better known by its rightful name, Barbera. It was the specialty of Thomas Tomkins, who sold it at Lloyd's Coffee-House on Lombard Street, as well as an anonymous merchant who sold at the Black Lion and promised a brew “neat, deep, fresh, and strong, no Bar-a-Bar in England so good.” Not all shared his enthusiasm, however:

• What planet distracts thee, what damnable Star,
• To dash honest Bourdeaux with vile Barabar?
• Why shou'd innocent Claret be murder’d by Port?
• Thou'lt surely be sentenced in Bacchus’ Court.
• (T. Browne, Works in Prose and Verse 3: 107.)