Production of a type of this good called biturica may have been named for the local Biturigers tribe. Pliny the Elder described a type of this good produced at Mount Falernus. (10[2])A massive object (10[2])designed to store this good was found (10[1])at the Lady of Vix’s grave. The practice of supplementing this good with sapa led the Romans to discover lead(II) (10[1]-5[1])(“led-two”) acetate. (10[5]-5[1])Objects (10[2])called kvevri (10[2])found at Shulaveri (10[1])suggest that this good (-5[1])was first produced around (10[1])6000 BCE (10[1])in modern-day (-5[1])Georgia. (10[5])Ancient (10[1])Greek (10[1])writers (10[1])like (10[1])Diodorus Siculus were shocked that Gauls used this good without mixing it like the Greeks (10[1])did (10[1])in a (10[1])krater. (10[3])A Greek deity of this good (10[1])was celebrated (10[1])in a festival (10[1])that awarded prizes (10[1])to the best comedies and tragedies. For 10 points, name this good that Greeks traditionally consumed (10[1])at a symposium. (10[1])■END■ (10[2])