Biology
Vietnam has a strange plant that can be drunk directly from the stem, easily addictive
This drink is taken directly from the tree trunk and can be drunk immediately without any processing.
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Archeology
1,700-year-old wine bottle found in ancient tomb, expert says it may still be drinkable
Archaeologists say the liquid inside a 1,700-year-old wine bottle may still be drinkable thanks to its special preservation.
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These are horrible wines, no matter how healthy they are, you still dare not drink them.
Because of the horror of these wines, not everyone dares to taste them.
Archeology
Archaeologist unearths strange 'dragon' in field, expert: 'Report to police as soon as possible'
By accident, the archaeologist found a
Archeology
A boy went to glean rice and found 3 strange pots, the expert was startled when he saw a 'nine-tailed fox'
While picking up rice, this boy unexpectedly picked up a rare and strange pot that surprised even the experts.
Archeology
World's oldest wine discovered in China
10,000-year-old pottery fragments from the Shangshan culture on the banks of the Yangtze have left traces of an ancient wine.
Archeology
Barley grains revived from 145-year-old shipwreck to make wine
Experts collect rye seeds from a shipwreck under Lake Huron to revive the lost plant and plan to make whiskey.
Biology
This plant is spicier than chili peppers. It's thought to be a weed, but it can be used to make wine and medicine.
Water chili grass is often considered a weed, seemingly worthless but in fact brings many benefits and has very diverse applications.
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The place where for 6 months, 13m high tidal waves were thrown straight onto the roof of a 3-storey house.
This is where the highest afternoon waves in Europe are witnessed, which usually last for half a year from March to September.
Biology
Growing grapes under solar panels produces surprisingly delicious wines
Grapes grown under solar panels ripen more slowly and are of better quality, resulting in delicious wines.
Archeology
World's oldest wine jar contains cremated human bones
The world's oldest wine jar containing a man's ashes in a Roman tomb sheds light on 1st century burial practices.
Health
You should pay attention to foods that easily create alcohol levels
Dishes that use alcohol as a spice, sugary fruits, or easily fermented beverage products can all create alcohol levels.
Archeology
Should we open the world's oldest bottle of wine?
Over the past few years, contemporary historians have debated whether Speyer wine, the oldest known bottle of wine, should be opened.
Archeology
Renovating the wine cellar, shocked by 300 giant monster bones
The terrible bone pit under the floor of a wine cellar in Austria belongs to beasts that lived about 40,000 years ago and are now extinct.
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How is non-alcoholic beer produced?
Drinking non-alcoholic beer during fun meetings with friends and partners is becoming more and more popular.