Circling Back to Spirits of Old: Peruvian Winemaking With Sweet Tubers (Potato Wine) Figure 1 Header Peruvian Farmland in the Andes Mountains Source: Shutterstock While many consider wine a beverage solely crafted from various […]
August 12, 1712: Karl Jacob Weber was born in the town of Arth in Switzerland. Weber initially trained as an architect and an engineer, but he subsequently became involved in the excavation of numerous […]
April 12, 1204: Constantinople was captured by the Crusaders over three days. The capital of the Empire was moved to Nicaea, Bithynia, where the traveler Nikolaos Messaritis first refers to Monemvasios oenos, subsequently known […]
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