Incorporating sealant from pine resin, what's the name of the Greek white wine that has been produced for at least 2,000 years?

Retsina is a Greek resinate white wine that has been produced for at least 2,000 years. Its distinct taste is believed to have arisen in ancient times when wine containers, especially amphorae, were sealed with Aleppo Pine resin. The resin contributed to the wine's airtightness while infusing it with fragrance.

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