Wine and war. War has always had an impact on wine in the short-term as well as long-term changes in the industry. Read through out series of articles on wine and war and learn more how wine has been shaped by war over the years!
1945: The Historic Post-war Harvest The 1939 grape harvest seemed to be terrible for French wines, yet there was a risk of an invasion of France by Nazi Germany. After the annexation of Austria […]
Major Milestones during the Wine Prohibition Period January 3, 1920: On this day, the Federal state recognized the medical values of Wine, and the United States legalized the therapeutic consumption of Wine. Many doctors […]
The Heart of Alsace, France, and the Wine Industry In the Alsace area, the practice of growing grapes and creating wine dates back to Roman times. Its wines were among the most well-regarded and […]
A Wine Lover's Guide to Understanding History Wine is a fascinating subject to study. From the grapes themselves to the barrels of aging wine in a cellar, there is so much history to learn. […]
Who was Francis I? Anyone who's a fan of fine wine knows that some of the best vineyards in the world are located in France. But did you know that a French king actually […]
How the World War influenced Burgundy Wine Production Wines produced in the French region, Bourgogne ("Burgundy" in English) are among the top ranked wines in the global wine community due to their taste and […]
WAR AND WINE IN AMERICAN HISTORY "Not a Fan of Wine but a Soldier" - Harry Truman Before taking the presidential office of the United States, President Henry Truman served as an army captain […]
French Wine Production During the 1900s & First World War On the eve of the First World War, wine trades were still unsettled because of regulations and threats due to appellations of origin.[1] Wine […]
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