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LukasKeine
7 months ago

So I’d still try it, even if there were in 1967, when the bottle looks as good as on the photo.

If the wine has become sour, then wine has become vinegar, which can taste great in salad. Only after that should be for evtl. Residual alcohol no vehicle is moved.

(The worst thing that can happen to you: It tastes corky and has subsequently become unusable vinegar. If you were to use the vinegar in normal small quantities, then the food would taste unusual and the clot can last a little longer afterwards, so that the belly is cleaned from the vinegar from the inside.)

CHEERS!

spelman
7 months ago

If the cork is dense, the wine is still good. And what do you want to do if you don’t open it?

Decorting, sniffing the cork. If he doesn’t smell very muffy or moldy, try a sip. It’s good: I guess I’ll get it!

Saim0n
7 months ago

If you don’t try it, you won’t find out.