Some Greek vineyards used mysticism as a way of warding off disease and bad weather; one method involved two vineyard workers taking a live white rooster and tearing the bird in half, with each worker taking their piece around the perimeter of the vineyard in opposite directions.
One method involved two vineyard workers taking a live white rooster and tearing the bird in half with each worker taking their piece around the perimeter of the vineyard in opposite directions. Some Greek vineyards used mysticism as a way of warding off disease and bad weather.
Some Greek vineyards used mysticism as a way of warding off disease and bad weather. One method involved two vineyard workers taking a live white rooster and tearing the bird in half with each worker taking their piece around the perimeter of the vineyard in opposite directions.
Some Greek vineyards used mysticism as a way of warding off disease and bad weather. One method involved two vineyard workers taking a live white rooster and tearing the bird in half with each worker taking their piece around the perimeter of the vineyard in opposite directions.