The term 'God of Wine' refers to two gods in Greek mythology, DIONYSUS and BACCHUS. DIONYSUS is the god of wine, fertility, ritual madness, religious ecstasy, and theatre. He is often depicted as a young, attractive man with a crown of ivy and a drinking cup. BACCHUS is the Roman equivalent of DIONYSUS and is also associated with wine, fertility, and revelry. He is often depicted with a wreath of ivy and a drinking cup. Both DIONYSUS and BACCHUS are important figures in Greek and Roman mythology and are associated with the celebration of wine and revelry.