Winery of the Emperors: The Villa of the Quintilii Roma Vecchia Back in the eighteenth century archaeology as a modern discipline was just beginning in Italy. The first excavations, as unscientific as they might have […]
Wine and Sex in Ancient Rome: The Romans' Views on Alcohol, Lovemaking, and Intoxication What comes to mind when you think of wine, sex, and Ancient Rome? This article will explore Romans' views on […]
What Makes the Bacchus Grape Special? Most wine enthusiasts will already be familiar with Bacchus, the Roman god of wine and intoxication. Bacchus, also known as early Scheurebe or Geilweilerhof, is one of Germany's […]
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