Wine has accompanied us since time immemorial, and that is why we can assimilate that to know wine is to know our own culture. And how much do we know about wine? Today we propose a brief quiz to test our knowledge of this world.
One of the great myths surrounding the Last Supper, apart from the chalice that Jesus used (known as the Holy Grail), is what wine Jesus drank during the meeting. In the next post we talk about what the wine Jesus drank at the Last Supper was like.
Discover in which literary works "the wine-coloured sea" is mentioned and what its meaning is. Because the colour of the sea at sunset is inspiring, we tell you about it in this article.
Wine has always played a fundamental role in the funeral rites of ancient Mediterranean cultures. Its powerful symbolic charge meant that it was widely used in burial ceremonies, cremations, offerings, prayers, libations and funeral banquets.
Following the defeat of the Allied armies in the Battle of France, the Germans and French signed an armistice on 22 June 1940. From then on, France was divided: the north and west were occupied by the German army, Alsace and Lorraine were annexed to the Third Reich, and the south was the free zone.
Wine culture is increasingly attracting wine tourism lovers. Discover the 10 commandments of wine tourism that will guide you to enjoy your next wine getaway.
The San Felices Hermitage, located in the Riscos de Bilibio, is one of the must-see places if you are travelling in northern Spain. In 2014 it was named by the Repsol Guide as the best place in Spain.
If you are a lover of good food and drink, you must read "The Philosophy of Wine", a book by the Hungarian writer and critic Béla Hamvas (1897-1968).
Do you know how to make the combination between wine and cheese triumph at your table? Discover the keys to a successful pairing between these two delicious foods in the following post.
Selection of the best gifts for wine lovers, from the newest items to classics or experiences with wine as the protagonist.
