The book consists of self-contained narrative texts of historical, mythological, folklore, and viticultural interest, inspired by the long history of the "wine capital" of the Peloponnese region, Nemea. From these texts, it is evident that the region is a historical "wine plain," a field that continuously produces renowned wine from ancient times and Byzantine times until today, regardless of whether Franks, Ottomans, or Venetians occupied the area during the Middle Ages.