Oldest wine you´ve ever bought?

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Reply to
Nils Gustaf Lindgren

My oldest, that my wife got for me, remains my birth year Moulin Touchais (1959). Maybe when I'm fifty, perhaps . . .

David

Reply to
bijoudog

Barolo 1937 Giacomo Borgogno, acquired in Italy. I also could have bought a Chianti Brolio 1923, but it was standing uprght, has lost its colour (looked klike a white wine), the colour probably having clamped in the bottom like pieces of coal or black truffles. Never had seen such a thing before or again.

M.

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Michael Pronay

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