A Latin term for a Roman wine drink, possibly containing herbs or spices; a historical or literary reference to Roman beverages.
From Latin 'corvus' (raven) and 'vinum' (wine), though the exact reason for the name is unclear. May refer to a dark wine or a raven-colored vintage.
Roman wines had the weirdest names—corbovinum might sound fancy but Romans weren't that precious, and they'd happily mix their wine with water, herbs, and anything else on hand!
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