Reported by Wine Spectator:
Archaeologists in China have unearthed what may be the oldest liquid wine yet discovered (dried residues have been found on older vessels). The liquid is in one of six bronze vessels that date from the West Zhou Dynasty (1046 – 771 B.C.) found in a tomb at a dig in the city of Baoji.
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