Overview

• 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.