Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa ("of a hundred paths") 5.1.2.19

5.1.2.19

athādhvaryuḥ | hiraṇyapātreṇa madhugrahaṃ gṛhṇāti tam madhye somagrahāṇāṃ sādayatyathokthyaṃ gṛhṇātyatha dhruvamathaitāntsomagrahānuttame stotra ṛtvijāṃ camaseṣu vyavanīya juhvati tānbhakṣayantyatha mādhyandine savane madhugrahasya ca surāgrahāṇāṃ codyate tasyātaḥ

Thereupon the Adhvaryu draws the Madhu-graha (honey-cup) in a golden vessel, and deposits it in the middle of the Soma-grahas. He then draws the Ukthya, then the Dhruva. And when, at the last chant (of the evening press feast), he has poured those Soma-grahas one by one into the cups of the officiating priests, they make offering and drink them. At the midday-pressing it is told regarding the honey-cup, and the cups of Surâ: thereof then.