The history of wine is full of stories of how women and wine were treated in view of cultural norms of the time. Learn about this theme that has straddled wine history from the beginning.
The Widow Clicquot: How One Woman Changed the Entire Champagne Industry Madame Clicquot invented the “table de remuage” (riddling table) to clarify Champagne, which created a beautiful, clear wine in the glass. She also created […]
Top Women in Wine Like many industries, the wine industry has traditionally been a male dominated field. This has continued all the way into modern times, and today we still can feel the inequality […]
Early Christian Women and Wine What first comes to mind when you think of Christianity and wine? If you have been brought up in modern-day America, puritanism and teetotalism might come to mind. You […]
The History of Romania: Wine and Women Controversial legislation proposed in Romania debates allowing women to drink wine in the country. Considering the historical traditions of Romania, wine has been associated with femininity and […]
Julia Child's Food and Wine Legacy Julia Child was an American cooking expert, author, and television persona. Her cooking show was first aired on February 11, 1963, and ran for ten years. Few individuals […]
Ancient Women and Wine Wine has retained a predominant place in many of the world's cultures for millennia. The drink has eased pain, its production has created wealth, and its trade has bestowed power […]
March 8 International Women’s Day is celebrated every year on March 8 to honor women's social, political, economic and cultural achievements, to evaluate the advancement in women's rights and […]
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