Wine is an old beverage, only younger than beer and water in
terms of human history. Wine only needs fruit, water, and yeast,
as well as a little time to ferment. Raw wine, that hasnt been
aged is called grappa and is usually very cheap to get, and is
also of poor quality. Most wines derive their name from the
location where they are grown, such as Porte, Burgundy, and
Marsala. While it is a common notion that wine is only made of
grapes, wine can be made of any sugar laden fruit, and in the
southern United States wine can be found made from strawberries,
peaches, blueberries, and less than commonly known grapes such
as the muscadine and scuppernog. Some Thoughts on Race and Wine
Humans are likely to be the most prodigious producers of wine,
being the race most commonly associated with mass agriculture.
Most of the wine for sale or in circulation will be human made.
Elves would make better wines, having greater experience,
delicate senses, but would always fall behind humans in that
their wine is produced via