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Wine was invented
around 7000 B.C., in Georgia. The conservation dilemna soon arose and for a long period of time, wine has been stored in buried terracotta amphoras sealed with oak. Vineyards were implanted in Gaul by the Romans (5th century A.C.). The Gallics, in exchange, used barels instead of amphoras.

The use of glass first appeared in Venice (12th and 13th century) but only when wine was about to be consumed (through glasses and decanters).



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