2,000-Year-Old Wine Discovered in Roman Tomb

Archaeologists uncover the world's oldest liquid wine in a well-preserved urn in Carmona, Spain.

The wine, found in a 1st-century tomb, is the oldest known liquid wine ever discovered.
Chemical analysis confirmed the wine was originally white, despite its reddish hue from decay.
The urn also contained the cremated remains of a man and a gold ring depicting the Roman god Janus.
The discovery provides insights into Roman burial practices and ancient wine production.
Further tests are planned to identify any microbial remains in the wine.