Canon 28 Grapes blessed apart, not given with the Eucharist

Since we have learned that in various churches, grapes being brought to the altar according to a certain custom that has prevailed, the ministers, joining them to the bloodless sacrifice of the offering, thus distribute both together to the people; we have seen fit that none of those in holy orders do this any longer, but that they impart to the people the offering alone, for quickening and remission of sins; and that, reckoning the bringing of the grapes as firstfruits, the priests, blessing them separately, impart of them to those who ask, for thanksgiving to the Giver of the fruits, through which our bodies, according to the divine ordinance, grow and are nourished. If, therefore, any cleric should act contrary to what has been ordained, let him be deposed.