Uruguay Wine History Uruguay is the second smallest country in South America, but despite its small size about other countries, its wine production is quite respectable. It is South America's 4th largest wine producer, […]
The Economics of Wine in the Spread of Colonialism There are several academic subfields dedicated to the study of wine. A few examples are agronomy, geography, geology, and politics. The people who conquered the […]
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 […]
December 2, 1547: On this day, Hernán Cortés died. Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés de Monroy y Pizarro Altamirano, 1st Marquess of the Valley of Oaxaca, was in charge of an expedition that, in the early […]
The Conquistador’s Impact on Wine in South America In 1554, Spanish conquistadors and missionaries transported European Viti's vinifera vines to Chile. According to mythology, the conquistador Francisco de Aguirre planted the first vines. The […]
© Copyright - 2023 | This Day In Wine History | All Rights Reserved
Register now and receive a FREE BURGUNDY STARTER PACK including custom digital maps, digital artwork, and a printable graphic Burgundy tour booklet–valued at $179