„Truth is in wine“. Truths and legends about wine have been interwoven for centuries. They say that Dyonisus, god of wine, the only of twelve gods who was sitting on the right side from Zeus, had the privilege to descend every year, in September, from the Olympus, run through vineyards and come to householders’ cellars. He was drinking a plenty of wine and what is best he took with him,as a present to other gods.

For Noah, some say that he drank a lot of wine and encouraged in such a way, he saved himself from the deluge. The other say that Noah, after the deluge,was the first to plant the grapevine and he was drinking its intoxicating juices and he got drunk very often as he was very inexperienced. In any case, the truth is that you may find grapevine, grapes and wine in almost all countries

and in all meridians.

Thirty centuries before Christ, the wine was the only beverage by which the pharaoh was sent off to the other world.

In China, Li Po, the most appreciated and most famous writer from the eighth century, as the legend says, died drunk, trying to catch the reflection of the Moon in water.

They say that Jesus at the Secret dinner, handing the chalice to his apostles, said: „This is my blood, the blood of the New Testament, which will be shed for many people“.

The Persians in their legends mention a strange source from which the wine was running,and who got drunk from its source, he became immortal.