History of Red Wine (Persia) Most historians believe that ancient Persia, which is today's Iran, was the first country to brew wine in the world (6000 BC). Legend has it that in ancient times, a Persian king loved grapes and once kept them tightly in a big pottery jar, marked with the word "poisonous" to prevent people from stealing them. A few days later, a wife and concubine of the Wang family got tired of life and drank the drink in the pottery jar marked "toxic" without authorization. It tastes very good. Not only did he not end his life, but he was extremely excited. The concubine was full of confidence in life. She specially held a cup for the king, who liked it very much after drinking it. After that, the king ordered the ripe grapes to be collected, compacted in containers and fermented into wine.

Persia is separated from the Caspian Sea and faces the Caucasus, both of which are the origin of wine. Ancient Egypt is also one of the four ancient civilizations in the world.

A large number of relics found today prove that Egyptians began to drink wine before 3000 BC.

In the murals of Egyptian pyramids, there are patterns depicting the process of picking grapes and making wine.

The History of Red Wine (Arabia)

Because Arab countries believe in Islam, and Islam prohibits alcohol laws, the wine-making industry in Arab countries is declining and is almost banned at present.

The method of making wine spread from Persia and Egypt to Greece, Rome and Gaul.

Wine brewing technology and consumption habits spread from Greece, Italy and France to European countries.

Because Europeans believe in Christianity, Christians call bread and wine? Quot My flesh, my blood ",wine is regarded as an indispensable drink in life, so European countries develop wine.

During the Western Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent Zhang Qian to the Western Regions to introduce grapes and wine-making techniques from the Western Regions into the Central Plains, which promoted the development of grape planting and wine-making techniques in the Central Plains.

Wine has become a treasure enjoyed by the royal family and dignitaries at that time. According to legend, there was a rich man named Meng Tuo in Fufeng, Shaanxi Province in the Han Dynasty, who bribed the eunuch with a bottle of wine and was immediately appointed as the secretariat of Liangzhou. Later, Su Shi said with emotion: "The general has not waited for a hundred battles, and Liang Bo has won Liangzhou." Visible wine attractive charm.

The History of Red Wine (Old World Communication)

France, Italy, Germany and Spain have become the "lakes" of wine in the world today.

European countries also have the highest per capita wine consumption in the world today.

The wine production in European countries accounts for more than 80% of the total wine production in the world (old world).

The History of Red Wine (New World Communication)

In wine-producing countries outside Europe, the history of growing wine grapes and brewing wine is mostly within 300 years.

Such as Australia, the United States, New Zealand, Chile, South Africa, etc., are known as the new world countries of wine.