
Wine in history: Saguntum—An Ancient Roman DOC?
Archaeological discoveries in eastern Spain have cast new light on one of Ancient Rome’s most important wine regions.
ByArchaeological discoveries in eastern Spain have cast new light on one of Ancient Rome’s most important wine regions.
ByTom Stevenson goes back to the source of the earliest sparkling wine.
ByA wine from southern Spain has been confirmed as the world's oldest surviving wine.
ByThe surprising story of France's unusual pro-wine campaign of the early 1930s.
ByStuart Walton is troubled by a curious analogy between inebriation and erotic pleasure in a 1912 essay by Sigmund Freud.
By“The happiness that wine creates emerges most joyously of all in drink-fuelled singing.”
By"Wine is the proper reward for those who generously bring happiness to others."
ByWhat happens when wine is mixed with another psychoactive substance?
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