The name is made up of two words, which in Greek means "wine" and "beast". But do not think that the wine, cooked from the seeds of evening primrose, will provoke the brutal behavior of his tasted.

On the contrary, according to legend, one shepherd made himself a seagull with seeds of evening primrose. Tea stood for a while in the heat and wandered. And then, according to the law of the genre, a wild beast languishing with thirst and hunger appeared with the firm intention of having breakfast. The frightened shepherd gave the beast (and this was a tiger) a mug with its tea. And, oh, a miracle ... the tiger broke out the saving liquid and became affectionate, kind and tame. And the shepherd remained a friend forever.