How The 'Mission Grape' Started New World Wine The Mission grape has never been massively popular with wine critics. One study of the history of viticulture in the United States before Prohibition in 1919 […]
Sacramental Wine Through the Years Two thousand years ago, many people in the Mediterranean believed that gods lived in the grapes of wine. They also believed that drinking the wine would allow them to […]
How Welch's Grape Juice Replaced Wine In Churches In the 1800s, churches were worried about the rising trend of alcoholism. To combat this, they decided to look at the wine served during communion. The […]
Jesus and Wine: Uncovering Facts Wine is mentioned frequently in the Bible and plays a significant role in many of the stories and teachings found in the text. In the Old Testament, wine is […]
The Jesuits and Wine Production in the New World In the summer of 1599, several zealous Roman Catholics, men who perceived themselves as religious warriors, arrived at the developing town of Cordoba in what […]
The History of Wine and Bread in the Lord’s Supper Celebration Wine and bread have been part of Christianity and the celebration of the Lord’s Supper for centuries. Questions about the connection between bread […]
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