three gods wine the result of a 4 days long workshop at the muthesius art academy Just as the grade of maturity of the wine is divided into 3 stages the Egyptians divided the day into three periods. These three phases of the circuit are expressed in a triad of gods: Chepre (engl.: Khepri, morning), Re (engl.: Ra, midday), and Atum (engl.:Atum, evening and night). As the sunrise Chepre represents the youngest grade of ripenesse, called Crianza. Re stands for Reserva wine which is aged for at least three years, of which at least one year is in oak. Atum, one of the most important and frequently mentioned deities represents as sunset the longest maturity level, the Gran Reserva.
