Talmud su Giudici 13:14

“Fresh”, to include unripe berries.¹¹⁵Sifry Num. 23. “Fresh”, to include the flower. The baraita follows Rebbi Yose, since Rebbi Yose said, the flower is forbidden for the nazir because it is a fruit¹¹⁶Cf. Mishnah ‘Orlah 1:6, Note 182 (Babli Berakhot 36b). Probably the reference is to the bottom of the flower, from which the fruit develops.. It is possible to eat a bunch of grapes and to be guilty in reference to “grapes, fresh or dried, he shall not eat.¹¹⁷If some grapes in the bunch dried on the stem.” If he soaked it for soaking, pressed it for wine, and they warned him about “anything that comes from the wine-vine”¹¹⁸Jud. 13:14, as substitute of Num. 6:4. If the nazir took a bunch of grapes some of which where dried up, soaked it in water to fill the raisins with water as one does to prepare raisin wine, and then presses the bunch for its juice, and drinks after being duly warned, he can be convicted of four simultaneous crimes., etc.