Roman wine

Secrets of Ancient Roman Wine: What Can 1,500-Year-Old Underwater Jars Retrieved in Italy Teach Winemakers?

Medicine & Technology Jul 05, 2022

A new study suggests that ancient Romans used native grapes to make wine in jars waterproofed with imported tar pitch. Read the article to know why this discovery is important.

Roman wine

Secrets of Ancient Roman Wine: What Can 1,500-Year-Old Underwater Jars Retrieved in Italy Teach Winemakers?

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