“It’s really because I adopted Alexander the Great. I fell in love with him when ... practiced polygamy, guzzled their wine without diluting it, and were more likely to brawl at the symposium ...

The “miscellaneous” section of a wine shop might not be a vintner’s favorite location for his or her wine, but it’s one of my favorite places to shop. Whether labeled “Miscellaneous ...

Artifacts found at the site date the city back to Alexander the Great’s lifetime, though some experts suggest humans may have occupied the area as early as the Bronze Age. The ancient city might ...

Here are nine great producers to visit, all with exceptional wine tasting possibilities, and many with hotels and restaurants that rival anything in the country. When you visit Il Borro ...

Liverpool manager Arne Slot has lavished praise on Trent Alexander-Arnold as the England ... “The moment he’s on the pitch, he shows me what a great football player he is.

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Gold medallion from 200-250 AD (Roman) features a cuirassed bust of Alexander the Great, symbolizing his enduring legacy as a military leader and cultural icon. This medallion reflects the continued ...

The world is celebrating Passover and Easter with great wines of today, but what were those wines of 2,000 years ago. Obviously there were NO varietals like Cabernet Sauvignon or Chardonnay to enjoy.