Argentina is the fifth largest producer of wine in the world and is said to have its roots from Spain. Up to today, Argentina is living up to it's New World wines, and is the fastest growing exporter of wines.

South Africa's first wine bottle was produced at Cape Town, making it's main wine making production around it. There are about 60 appellations, they cater to Old and New World wines.

New Zealand is known to have the best Sauvignon Blanc. Last year, New Zealand was able to produce 285 million liters of wine.

France is one of the largest producers of wine in the world. French wine is produced in quantities between 50 & 60 million hectolitres per year making that 7-8 billion wine bottles.

Spain is the largest wine-producing country in the world and it has over 2.9 million acres planted - making it the most widely planted wine producing nation.

Hungarian wines are known to have the best-kept secret of the old wine world. Their wines are said to be world renowned for sweet wines.

Italian wines are known worldwide for their broad variety. It is also the world’s largest producer by volume.

Australia is the world's fourth largest exporter of wine with 750 million liters a year with local and international export. They have wine produced in every state, with more than 60 wine regions.

USA wine production today is undertaken in all 50 of their states, with California producing 89% of all USA wine. They are the 4th largest wine-producing country in the world.

Among all countries, Russia currently ranks fourth in alcohol consumption. Russians initially refer vodka as “aqua vitae”, or “water of life”.

In Poland, vodka was produced since the beginning of Middle Ages as varied local tradition.

Dominican rums will have you cheering at the quality. Before the Dominican Republic will call a spirit rum, it must first mature for a year. In the Dominican Republic, the rums do not use numbering, so it can be difficult to tell the years of aging.