Dionysus is the Greek god of winemaking, grape harvests, ritual madness and religious ecstasy. The document discusses the importance of vines and wine in Greek culture from ancient times. It describes how vines are cultivated, the grapes pressed into wine in various colors, and how wine brings pleasure. Wine is seen as a divine gift from the gods and as a symbol of Christ's blood. The document concludes by mentioning the Erasmus+ team visiting a winery.

1. Erasmus+
From vine to wine

2. THE VINE AND THE WINE IN ART

5. Dionysus (Greek: Διόνυσος) is the god of the grape harvest,
winemaking and wine, of ritual madness, fertility, theatre and
religious ecstasy in Greek mythology.

6. Vine, vine broad-leaved,
divine gift for the Greeks,
that you accompany their
daily life
since ancient times.
Holy and useful for all,
from the vine to the wine
from must, tο must-cookies ,
delicious and likeable to all
young and old.
They carry the grapes,
they press them at the grape mill
and they make wine
red,white or rose
that gives pleasure to human
souls.

7. Vine renowned,
widely beloved,
one word a thousand feelings
and thousands interjections.
Vine and Greece
closely related
from the very ancient times
deeply loved.
Greece without vines,
a child without a father
Greece beloved
with vine showered

8. Wine winie,
human creation
for the Gods destined,
made with labor and love.
This is the value of wine,
that symbolizes Christ’s blood
because its value is
acknowledged by all.
Our joy satisfies
and into the hearts
of all people
it is.

10. Erasmus+ team
in winery