How did ancient Greeks make wine?

Answer 1

Since Dionysus is the God of wine and drama, he can make wine appear with a swipe of his hand.

Nobody actually knows where he gets the wine, some people think he has the power to make wine really fast.

Answer 2

A:Pagans said that the god Dionysus turned water into wine, just as the Gospel of John would later say that Jesus did. On the truth of pagan assertions, John Dominic Crossan (The Birth of Christianity) says that for a historian, it is not morally acceptable to say directly and openly that our story is truth but yours is myth; ours is history but yours is lie. It is acceptable for a historian either to accept pagan miracles along with Christian ones, although few do, or that neither the pagan gods nor Jesus really performed miracles. Of course, not everyone is a historian or scholar and most of us are not bound by scholarly ethics. The faithful can choose to believe that Dionysus never turned water into wine, but that Jesus did.

Answer 3

Yes, the cult of Dionysus utilized a special jug that had two chambers. One would pour water into the jug and wine would be poured. Further consideration is that after Dionysus came Orpheus, and that these figures inspired the Jesus mythos.

Answer 4

They extracted Grape Juice or whatever type of fruit they were using and then bottled, and let the juice ferment, the same way we do it now pretty much.

Answer 5

Dionysus was a mythical being who would have stored wine in amphora, which are two-handled large earthen pots of a distinctive shape.

Answer 6

By making graped