Как называется самый древний сорт винограда?
Theories about the origins of Muscat grapes date ancestors of the varieties back to the ancient Egyptians and Persians of early antiquity (c. 3000-1000 BCE) while some ampelographers, such as Pierre Galet, believe that the family of Muscat varieties were propagated during the period of classical antiquity (c. 800 BCE to 600 CE) by the Greeks and Romans. However, while domestic wine production had a long history in ancient Egypt and Persia and classical writers such as Columella and Pliny the Elder did describe very "muscat-like" grape varieties such as "Anathelicon Moschaton" and "Apianae" that were very sweet and attractive to bees (Latin "apis"), there is no solid historical evidence that these early wine grapes were members of the Muscat family. The actual "mother" of all wines is Cannonau, a Sardinian form of Grenache (also known, in Spanish, as "Granacha"), imported from Spain to Sardinia. Scientists discovered pips (seeds) belonging to the Cannonau from at least 800 B.C. The pips were discovered near the town of Sardara and Villaeemposa. The corrections are just a short version of the discovery and the scientist who dated the grapes via a complicated method they build to date the grapes. [The previous sentence needs editing.]
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