who invented the wine for the first time??? (43)
hoolet: what a stupid remark if you are a believer.............read the bible. However.......if you don´t believe...you are entitled to your observations.
Someones been drinking wine
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chatonlyman2: Someones been drinking wine Does anyone know the origin or Crappe (wine).
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Check your mail
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hoolet: what a stupid remark if you are a believer.............read the bible. However.......if you don´t believe...you are entitled to your observations.
actually wine has always been referred to as "the drink of the Gods" so at least my answer was based on something.. I've read a bit of the bible, however!!!! Don't recall reading anything about Noah inventing wine and getting "pissed"!!!!! That, dear, was also a "stupid answer" 
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serena123: actually wine has always been referred to as "the drink of the Gods" so at least my answer was based on something.. I've read a bit of the bible, however!!!! Don't recall reading anything about Noah inventing wine and getting "pissed"!!!!! That, dear, was also a "stupid answer"
Now that everone is even who invented Crappe wine
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serena123: actually wine has always been referred to as "the drink of the Gods" so at least my answer was based on something.. I've read a bit of the bible, however!!!! Don't recall reading anything about Noah inventing wine and getting "pissed"!!!!! That, dear, was also a "stupid answer"
I knew you´d bite!!!!!!
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serena123: Wine was the drink of the Gods, long before humans existed
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hoolet: I knew you´d bite!!!!!! Read it.......he was the only survivor of the flood!!!!!!!!
well....him and his family..........check out Genisis Chapter 9.
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hoolet: well....him and his family..........check out Genisis Chapter 9.
I will
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chatonlyman2: Now that everone is even who invented Crappe wine
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Late Harvest... Carménère ... ahhhh My fauvorites!!!
Yummy
Yummy
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chris27292729: And your point in this thread of yours IS???????
Please be nice chris... Ali is my friend and I showed him how to come onto the threads... so I know new faces seem to not always be welcomed,
but in this case... he is just coming on for a friendly interaction..
Give newies a break please...
SALAAM ... (may peace be with you today)... same as our PEACE MAN...
I think we really do speak the same language. We just haven't worked it out yet..
PS Thanks RDM ,, now I know why you are my dear friend... xxxx
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chris27292729: And your point in this thread of yours IS???????
Is wine a Greek word Chris?
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I do not know who discovered the wine, but who was the first who knew that wine make people drunk?
"Strabo wrote that Burebista was able to obtain the complete obedience of his tribe with the help of Decaeneus, a wizard and a diviner who learned his craft in Egypt. The people's obedience to Burebista was so complete, that they were even persuaded to cut their vines and give up drinking wine. Jordanes further claims that the high priest held "almost royal powers" and taught the "Goths" a code of laws called the "belagines laws", but also ethics, philosophy and sciences, including physics and astronomy."
"Strabo wrote that Burebista was able to obtain the complete obedience of his tribe with the help of Decaeneus, a wizard and a diviner who learned his craft in Egypt. The people's obedience to Burebista was so complete, that they were even persuaded to cut their vines and give up drinking wine. Jordanes further claims that the high priest held "almost royal powers" and taught the "Goths" a code of laws called the "belagines laws", but also ethics, philosophy and sciences, including physics and astronomy."
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lifeisadream: Is wine a Greek word Chris?
Yes, it is derived from a Greek word, oenus I believe.
The Romans, who celebrated wine, credited the Greeks with it, and the Greeks of classical antiquity were happy to take credit. But there's evidence the Greeks themselves acquired it from elsewhere, likely Anatolia or Cyprus or the Levant. Bacchus, the Greek god of wine, was considered a relative newcomer to the pantheon, and his most celebrated mythological adventures involved seafaring from the east. That points to acquisition from somewhere eastward.
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Dagosto: Yes, it is derived from a Greek word, oenus I believe.
The Romans, who celebrated wine, credited the Greeks with it, and the Greeks of classical antiquity were happy to take credit. But there's evidence the Greeks themselves acquired it from elsewhere, likely Anatolia or Cyprus or the Levant. Bacchus, the Greek god of wine, was considered a relative newcomer to the pantheon, and his most celebrated mythological adventures involved seafaring from the east. That points to acquisition from somewhere eastward.
The Romans, who celebrated wine, credited the Greeks with it, and the Greeks of classical antiquity were happy to take credit. But there's evidence the Greeks themselves acquired it from elsewhere, likely Anatolia or Cyprus or the Levant. Bacchus, the Greek god of wine, was considered a relative newcomer to the pantheon, and his most celebrated mythological adventures involved seafaring from the east. That points to acquisition from somewhere eastward.
smal corection
Bacchus was the Roman god of agriculture and wine, similar to the Greek Dionysus"
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Swami: smal corection
Bacchus was the Roman god of agriculture and wine, similar to the Greek Dionysus"
Bacchus was the Roman god of agriculture and wine, similar to the Greek Dionysus"
Yes you are correct sir. I meant to refer to Dionysus.
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I did wanted to comment to much here.
"The drink of god" the alcohol. Was a drug used to prepare the warriors for a fight, and to support the idea of death. be agresive, etc...
Each trib, from Africa, Asia, or Amazonia, had such drinks.
You can imagine that rusian solders, in the 2nd world war, recieved the Vodka always before a fight.
That for, the ancient samans or priest have prepared it.
Later became a way of life. So today we are druged the whole day
Why are we dringing alcohol so often? Because we are gods? Or because we are very scared?
"The drink of god" the alcohol. Was a drug used to prepare the warriors for a fight, and to support the idea of death. be agresive, etc...
Each trib, from Africa, Asia, or Amazonia, had such drinks.
You can imagine that rusian solders, in the 2nd world war, recieved the Vodka always before a fight.
That for, the ancient samans or priest have prepared it.
Later became a way of life. So today we are druged the whole day
Why are we dringing alcohol so often? Because we are gods? Or because we are very scared?
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Swami: I did wanted to comment to much here.
"The drink of god" the alcohol. Was a drug used to prepare the warriors for a fight, and to support the idea of death. be agresive, etc...
Each trib, from Africa, Asia, or Amazonia, had such drinks.
You can imagine that rusian solders, in the 2nd world war, recieved the Vodka always before a fight.
That for, the ancient samans or priest have prepared it.
Later became a way of life. So today we are druged the whole day
Why are we dringing alcohol so often? Because we are gods? Or because we are very scared?
"The drink of god" the alcohol. Was a drug used to prepare the warriors for a fight, and to support the idea of death. be agresive, etc...
Each trib, from Africa, Asia, or Amazonia, had such drinks.
You can imagine that rusian solders, in the 2nd world war, recieved the Vodka always before a fight.
That for, the ancient samans or priest have prepared it.
Later became a way of life. So today we are druged the whole day
Why are we dringing alcohol so often? Because we are gods? Or because we are very scared?
Alcohol (not necessarily wine) goes way way back, and its mind-altering properties likely had somewhat to do with worship, originally.
I've read that beer, in fact, is the world's oldest manufactury (meaning, produced in excess for trade, beyond one's own consumption). This, attributed to the Beaker People of prehistoric Spain.
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what a stupid remark if you are a believer.............read the bible. However.......if you don´t believe...you are entitled to your observations.