Oldest Wine Made In China at Jordan Moore blog

Oldest Wine Made In China. Analyses of ancient pottery have yielded evidence the people living in northern china 9,000 years ago concocted a fermented, winelike. This “neolithic cocktail” is discovered in the grave of a shaman, who is buried with a ceramic jug in jiahu, henan, about 7000 bc that contains traces of winemaking. Traces of a fermented drink made with rice, honey, and either grapes or hawthorne. Previously the oldest evidence for winemaking. Oldest wine the earliest evidence of wine making comes from china: The earliest record of chinese wine in historical documents is in the treatise on the dayuan in the records of the grand historian, which narrates the information of western regions (central asia) brought back to china by the imperial envoy zhang qian in the han dynasty. Zhang qian was sent out on diplomatic missions to the west twice. Instead it comes from china, a country long believed to have no tradition of winemaking. A german professor from johannes gutenberg university mainz said the earliest winemaking traces dating back to 9,000 years ago are found in central china.

A german professor from johannes gutenberg university mainz said the earliest winemaking traces dating back to 9,000 years ago are found in central china. Oldest wine the earliest evidence of wine making comes from china: The earliest record of chinese wine in historical documents is in the treatise on the dayuan in the records of the grand historian, which narrates the information of western regions (central asia) brought back to china by the imperial envoy zhang qian in the han dynasty. Analyses of ancient pottery have yielded evidence the people living in northern china 9,000 years ago concocted a fermented, winelike. Previously the oldest evidence for winemaking. This “neolithic cocktail” is discovered in the grave of a shaman, who is buried with a ceramic jug in jiahu, henan, about 7000 bc that contains traces of winemaking. Zhang qian was sent out on diplomatic missions to the west twice. Traces of a fermented drink made with rice, honey, and either grapes or hawthorne. Instead it comes from china, a country long believed to have no tradition of winemaking.

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Oldest Wine Made In China Zhang qian was sent out on diplomatic missions to the west twice. Analyses of ancient pottery have yielded evidence the people living in northern china 9,000 years ago concocted a fermented, winelike. Traces of a fermented drink made with rice, honey, and either grapes or hawthorne. A german professor from johannes gutenberg university mainz said the earliest winemaking traces dating back to 9,000 years ago are found in central china. Instead it comes from china, a country long believed to have no tradition of winemaking. The earliest record of chinese wine in historical documents is in the treatise on the dayuan in the records of the grand historian, which narrates the information of western regions (central asia) brought back to china by the imperial envoy zhang qian in the han dynasty. Previously the oldest evidence for winemaking. Oldest wine the earliest evidence of wine making comes from china: Zhang qian was sent out on diplomatic missions to the west twice. This “neolithic cocktail” is discovered in the grave of a shaman, who is buried with a ceramic jug in jiahu, henan, about 7000 bc that contains traces of winemaking.