
Historians Believe That the Mesopotamians first began to produce wine around the year 6,000 B.C.
Wine played an important role in many ancient civilizations; Egyptians buried it in the tombs of the Pharaohs to make the afterlife more enjoyable, and the Greeks paid homage to Dionysus, the son of Zeus and the god of wine. During the Roman Empire, people of all classes began to produce and drink wine throughout Europe. As the centuries passed, Europeans introduced their winemaking techniques to other regions of the world including the Americas, Australia, and South Africa.
Gli storici credono che furono per primi i popoli della Mesopotamia a produrre vino intorno all'anno 6.000 prima della nascita di Cristo. Il vino ha giocato un ruolo importante in molte civiltà of the past, the Egyptians put in tombs of the Pharaohs in order to make the transition smoother for a better life, and the Greeks offered gifts to the son of Zeus and Dionysus god of wine. During the Roman Empire, across Europe, people of all social classes began to produce and drink wine. Over the centuries, Europeans exported the techniques of growing and winemaking around the world including the Americas, Australia and South Africa.
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