In an extraordinary archaeological discovery, scientists in southern Spain have unearthed a truly ancient vintage—a 2,000-year-old white wine, still in liquid form. Found in a funeral urn within a tomb alongside cremated human remains, this remarkable find challenges our understanding of wine preservation. Researchers are intrigued by the fact that the wine has not evaporated over the millennia. While it may captivate the imagination to ponder the flavors of such a historic brew, the scientific team strongly advises against tasting this millennia-old beverage. Instead, the wine serves as a unique relic of the past, offering insights into the funerary practices and daily life of an era long gone. This discovery adds a rich note to the tapestry of human history, even if it is one we're unlikely to savor on the palate.