elamiskogemust
Elamiskogemust, also known as Elamite wine, is a type of wine that was produced in ancient Elam, a region located in present-day southwestern Iran. The production of Elamiskogemust dates back to around 2500 BCE, making it one of the oldest known wines in the world. The Elamites, who were a Semitic-speaking people, were skilled winemakers and their wine was highly regarded in the ancient Near East.
The grapes used to produce Elamiskogemust were primarily imported from other regions, as Elam itself did not
Elamiskogemust was consumed both by the Elamites themselves and by their neighbors, who valued it for its
The production of Elamiskogemust declined with the fall of the Elamite civilization around 539 BCE. However,