As it turns out, this liquid has been confirmed as the oldest wine ever ... sherry-type wines from Jerez, and manzanilla from Sanlúcar." Is The Wine Still Drinkable? Technically, yes.

The world’s oldest wine has been discovered at a Roman ... “Women in ancient Rome were long prohibited from drinking wine. It was a man’s drink.” ...

Juan Manuel Roman/ Journal of Archaeological Science Researchers have discovered the world's oldest wine in a Roman burial site in Spain. The drink contains a surprising ingredient – a man's ...

At over 2,000-years-old ... an urn with wine was a popular burial ritual among the Roman elite, but the custom was largely reserved for men due to societal prohibitions on women drinking alcohol.

This amber liquid topples the previous oldest tipple uncovered – the famous Speyer wine bottle discovered in 1867, which dates back to the fourth century AD. The research was published in the ...

how do older vines affect the wine we drink? You may see it on a label or list as vielles vignes, viñas viejas, vigne vecchie, alte ruben or just plain old old vines depending on where it’s ...