Anytime I would be on my horse, I would literally stop by the poured grapes and clay pots that were filled to the brim with grapes to look at them and study how they did it in Ancient Greece. This video was wonderfully made. This is my most favorite game. Chaire!
seeing the thumbnail made me instantly click because Im a huge Assassin Creed fan. Great Channel as well! I love how you piece the knowledgeable information and put clips of the maps into your videos!
Ancient Greeks drank both red and white wines, usually the wines were sweet but not always. Almost always it was diluted with water on the basis of 3:1 water to wine.
I know that red wine was apparently more recent being invented in Greece during the 6-5th century BC. Maybe red wine was more costly and sought because of being a novelty, or maybe white wine kept the spot for being the "original" one.
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Finally, a simple explanation and not a 20 minute long video
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Anytime I would be on my horse, I would literally stop by the poured grapes and clay pots that were filled to the brim with grapes to look at them and study how they did it in Ancient Greece. This video was wonderfully made. This is my most favorite game. Chaire!
seeing the thumbnail made me instantly click because Im a huge Assassin Creed fan. Great Channel as well! I love how you piece the knowledgeable information and put clips of the maps into your videos!
It’s cool that you used the footage from one of my favourite games😎
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Amazing mini documentary :D helped me a lot
This makes me want to play assassin’s creed odyssey, the music really brings back the memories
I didnt realize It was a scene from a game for 1 minutes
Sacred wine 🍷💜
Did they prefer red or white wines? I love both but I heard in ancient rome, white wine was kept dor aristocracy and rich romans...
Ancient Greeks drank both red and white wines, usually the wines were sweet but not always. Almost always it was diluted with water on the basis of 3:1 water to wine.
I know that red wine was apparently more recent being invented in Greece during the 6-5th century BC.
Maybe red wine was more costly and sought because of being a novelty, or maybe white wine kept the spot for being the "original" one.
What yeast do they put? Is it natural on grape skin or they put additional yeast?
it happened naturally
yeast are everywhere
Natural occurring yeasts in the grapes. Nowadays there are special cultured selections.
Ancient Greeks kept yeast cultures active for addition to crushed grape juice, only in antiquity did they rely on natural yeast.