The Vine, also called Vine, is a vine-type plant, with a twisted trunk and flexible branches. Its origin is Asia, but it is cultivated worldwide in temperate regions. With its fruit, the Grape, wine of the most varied species can be produced. Grape cultivation began in the Middle East, with red wine being one of the main products, whose first reports of its production were in Ancient Armenia, around 4,000 BC. In the 9th century, the city of Shiraz Persia and Hieroglyphics Ancient Egypt held much of the cultivation of grapes, in addition to Greece, Rome and Phoenicia. With its commercial expansion, the regions of Europe, North America and North Africa also stood out for the cultivation of grapes.
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