Cel mai vechi vin din lume păstrat până azi are 2.300 de ani. Unde au fost descoperite vasele cu 3,7 litri? • Newsweek România

The oldest known wine, dating back 2,300 years, was discovered near the Great Wall of China. Archaeologists found 3.7 liters of well-preserved liquid in a bronze vessel from the Qin dynasty. Evidence suggests that wine production dates back 10,000 years, with origins in regions like Georgia and Iran. The discovery highlights the use of millet for fermented beverages during that era. The site is part of one of the oldest segments of the Great Wall, built during the Warring States period.