The Champagne cellars (crayeres) of Ruinart, print by Louis Tauzin | Public domain (Wikimedia Commons) By Ken Wytsma · Researched, fact-checked & verified by the TDIWH Editorial Team. The word “Champagne” is defended in […]
May 10, 1525: The Tamasi Treaty was established in Greece. The residents of the inaccessible regions in Thessaly's Agrafa mountain range gained autonomy through the Tamasi Treaty. By combining the first "liberated" Greek vineyard […]
April 30, 1859: The British Medical Journal reported on the recent death of Dr. Robert Mortimer Glover. In 1842 Glover was awarded the Gold Medal by the Harveian Society for discovering the anesthetic qualities […]
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