Along with the world's oldest shoe, several artifacts for making this substance were discovered in Armenia's Areni-1 Cave.
Along with the world's oldest shoe, several artifacts for making this substance were discovered in Armenia's Areni-1 Cave. A company named Recanati is currently working with Ariel University to replicate varieties of this substance dating back from the time of Jesus. A riot over this substance began in the town of Damery a few years after a Phylloxera infestation caused a significant drop in its production. In 1985, Austrian producers of this substance were caught mixing (*) diethylene glycol into it. Spain's La Rioja region and the Douro River valley are both well-known producers of this substance. During the 1976 "Judgment of Paris," American varieties of this substance were shockingly judged as superior to French ones. A Benedictine monk lends his name to a sparkling variety of this substance. For 10 points, name this product made from grapevines in Bordeaux and Champagne.
Along with the world's oldest shoe, several artifacts for making this substance were discovered in Armenia's Areni-1 Cave.
wine [anti-prompt on specific varieties, such as "port," "sherry," or "champagne"] 