Wine has a long history, longer than most people realize, here in America. The first wines in what's now the United States ...

If you want to start a spirited debate at your next holiday meal, ask your guests which country invented wine. France, Italy, or Greece might come to mind. But most scholars say Georgia - the small ...

Scientists analyzing 2,000-year-old grape seeds from ancient wells in Tuscany have mapped the most extensive genetic history of ancient grapevines recovered from a single site.

Scientists who analyzed the seeds recovered from Tuscany were able to map the most extensive genetic history of ancient grapevines.

Around a thousand people are gathered in Washington DC for Wine + Culture Fest, a four-day celebration of the black wine experience featuring black winemakers, sommeliers, chefs and enthusiasts. Wine ...

Georgian wines may not dominate wine shop shelves in the U.S., but wine lovers dedicated to learning about the roots of wine history should delve into this Caucasus country's wine scene. According to ...

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California’s wine history spans nearly 300 years, stretching from the mid-1700s, when Spanish missionaries planted vines for sacramental wine, to today, when the state has over 615,000 acres of ...

Consumers tend to think of wine as a product of culture and authenticity. Because of this, they see it as distinct from other manufactured commercial goods. As an agricultural product, we think about ...

Tunisia has a long and fascinating relationship with wine that many people are unaware of. Discover the history, cultural ...