Green’s Dictionary of Slang

peter see me n.

[peter = Pedro, a famous grape + Cardinal Ximenes (1436–1517)]

a Spanish wine, properly named Pedro Ximenes.

[UK]Dekker Honest Whore Pt 2 (1630) IV iii: A pottle of Greeke wine, a pottle of Peter sa meene.
[UK]R. Brathwait Law of Drinking 80: I am phlegmaticke as may be, Peter see me must inure me.
[UK]J. Taylor ‘Praise of Hemp-Seed’ in Works (1869) III 65: Peter-se-mea, or head-strong Charnico, Sherry, nor Rob-o-Dauy here could flowe.
[UK]Middleton & Rowley Spanish Gypsy III i: Peter see me shall wash thy noul.
[UK]T. Heywood Faire Maid of the West Pt I III i: What wine will you drink? Claret [...] Aragoosa, or Peter-see-mee.
[UK]Black Dog of Newgate in Griffiths (1884) 77: They wanted neither sherry sack, nor charnico, paligo nor Peter Seeme [...] or any quick-spirited liquor.