Gaza wine, (vinum Gazentum in Latin), probably identical with Ashkelon wine, was a much-appreciated sweet wine produced mainly during the Byzantine period in southern Palestine, with major production areas in the Negev Highlands and the southern coastal area including the area around Gaza and Ashkelon. == History == The rise of Gaza wine as an export commodity has been attributed to two related phenomena.
Gaza wine, (vinum Gazentum in Latin), probably identical with Ashkelon wine, was a much-appreciated sweet wine produced mainly during the Byzantine period in southern Palestine, with major production areas in the Negev Highlands and the southern coastal area including the area around Gaza and Ashkelon. == History == The rise of Gaza wine as an export commodity has been attributed to two related phenomena.
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