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So that's why Moldovans are such a cheerful people. They drank wine already when there was nothing else.  The first archaeological evidence of winemaking in Moldova dates back to about 5500 B.C. However, the most significant finds, confirming the development of winemaking in this region, belong to the period between 4500 and 3500 B.C. The most significant finds are from the period between 4500 and 3500. In these excavations, ceramic vessels similar to amphorae were found that were used to store and transport wine. Traces of grape processing and yeast were also found, indicating the fermentation process. These artifacts are important evidence that people in this region were engaged in winemaking already in a fairly early period of history. Moldova, thanks to its climatic conditions and rich soil, has always been one of the key winemaking regions in Europe. Modern winemaking in Moldova continues to inherit this long history, offering high quality wines that are internationally recognized. 😉

Unveiling the Perfection of Simplicity: Exploring Peru’s Wild Potato Chips In a world filled with complexities, there’s an undeniable allure to simplicity. From the humble potato, a staple crop cherished worldwide, emerges a prime example of this ethos. Enter Peru’s wild potato chips, a testament to the beauty and perfection found in the straightforward. As we delve into the essence of simplicity, it becomes evident […] https://lnkd.in/dRsNhnJy

🍐 Do you know that pear appeared in Homer's Odyssey, where it was listed among the 'gifts of gods'? The Greek author was unable to write about the renowned Portuguese Rocha pear, as this variety was discovered several centuries later. However, it is undeniable that this fruit merits divine recognition. The tale of the Rocha Pear commenced in 1836 at Pedro António Rocha's Farm, situated in close proximity to Lisbon. The variety was officially recognized by the 2nd National Congress of Pomology in Alcobaça in 1932. In 2003, the Rocha pear, a solely Portuguese product, was granted the Protected Designation of Origin status. Portugal produces approximately 173,000 tonnes of Rocha pear every year. The country also has a high pear consumption rate: 6.2 kilograms of pear per person. This sweet and crispy fruit isn't just a favourite of the Portuguese. Portugal exports 60% of yearly production. The list of places where exports go includes more than 20 countries like Brazil, Morocco, the United Kingdom, and Poland. Sources: 🔹 https://perarocha.pt/ 🔹 https://lnkd.in/dvT8qPrf #PPCC #summerpost #rochapear #Portugal #pearproduction #fruitproduction #fruitexport

Unveiling the Perfection of Simplicity: Exploring Peru’s Wild Potato Chips In a world filled with complexities, there’s an undeniable allure to simplicity. From the humble potato, a staple crop cherished worldwide, emerges a prime example of this ethos. Enter Peru’s wild potato chips, a testament to the beauty and perfection found in the straightforward. As we delve into the essence of simplicity, it becomes evident […] https://lnkd.in/djxmy52T

🍾 🍶 🍹 Understanding Denomination of Origin: A Key to Authenticity in Mexican Spirits 🇲🇽 Have you ever wondered what makes certain products truly unique and irreplaceable? The answer often lies in the concept of Denomination of Origin (DO). This designation ensures that products are authentic and tied to their specific geographical origins, preserving traditional methods and cultural heritage. What is a Denomination of Origin? Denomination of Origin is a certification that guarantees a product’s quality, reputation, and characteristics are fundamentally linked to its geographic origin. This label not only signifies that the product comes from a specific region but also that it adheres to traditional methods of production, ensuring authenticity and preserving cultural heritage. Mexico's Denominations of Origin Mexico is home to several renowned Denominations of Origin, each representing the rich cultural tapestry and unique landscapes of The country: Tequila Mezcal Sotol Charanda Café Veracruz At MNX Spirits, we take immense pride in promoting and preserving these Denominations of Origin. Our company is rooted in authenticity, cultural heritage, and the artistry of Mexican spirit production. #DenominationOfOrigin #MexicanSpirits #Tequila #Mezcal #Bacanora #Sotol #Charanda #CaféVeracruz #CulturalHeritage #Authenticity

Let's talk cachaça. 🇧🇷 Brazil's national spirit is the key ingredient in the beloved caipirinha cocktail and is distinct from other rums - but do you know how? Learn more with our overview of cachaça. https://lnkd.in/eC7E-RJy

When describing Australian Shiraz, common terms are “full-bodied”, “ripe”, “rich”, and “intense” with blue fruit, black fruit, chocolate, and spice notes. These descriptors are in line with the warmer climates of the famous Barossa Valley, the Clare Valley, and McLaren Vale. But did you know that you can also find cool-climate medium-bodied Shiraz in Australia? Meet Mount Langi Ghiran, a pioneer in cool-climate Shiraz since the 1960s. https://lnkd.in/gbTgiM6K

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Why should the Douro Valley be on every wine lover’s wish list? Boasting the largest area of mountainous vineyard in the world, Douro Valley is a marvel of ancient vines and beautiful landscapes. Learn more about the vinous revolution taking place in this Unesco-protected area in this week's Vinosity article. Words by Lisse Garnett Read it here: https://loom.ly/VlgMEjY

Spain is not only the largest producer of olive oil in the world but also has a rich historical tradition in olive oil production dating back thousands of years. Spaniards have been cultivating olive trees and producing olive oil since ancient times, with evidence of olive oil production found in archaeological sites dating to as early as the 6th millennium BCE. Today, Spain's olive oil industry continues to thrive, with the country producing a diverse range of olive oils known for their quality, variety, and cultural significance in Mediterranean cuisine.