Boy your 2001 sure makes many yquem lovers jealous. I have 1999,2003,2008, and 2011 in my collection. Not gonna stop stacking more as long as price doesn't shoot to Pluto
Nope, not true, thats more like a winery there and low quality wine, airliner Emirates holds stack of 7 million bottles for their flights, most of it top grand crus
Seventh Universe The dust does not harm the wine. The bottles should ideally not be disturbed or moved so cleaning the cellar is not a good idea. The dust adds to the charm of the cellar and gives it all an old feel. I don't think I would prefer a sterile, clean cellar to a dusty one. But there is a limit of course;if you can hardly read the winelabel because of the dust, then there's something wrong! If Sommelier Frank often shows people around in this cellar and each time he picks up those bottles, it may be an idea NOT to use them for ,for example, Prince Albert,since these bottles may not be as good as the untouched ones. It may be better to keep these bottles as showpieces...
I'm pretty sure it wouldn't hurt the wine to dust off the bottles, some of them are filthy. I would certainly clean them before opening the bottle. There's a difference between slightly moving the bottle and violently shaking it, which of course could harm the maturation process...
Wow amazing, I just started collecting wine but not that old . Cant find that anymore in the store.
How is your collection coming along. I had a rare experience. I found 25 bottles of wine beside the dumpster. I uncorked a few and they were fine.
Você consegue encontrar em leilões ou em importadores muito específicos, porém se prepare para gastar uma pequena fortuna.
Impressive. But how do you know if the really old ones are still good?
You don't
1890 how much chateau equim price how much
+Afa Tapaa I would say between $8,000-$11,000. Currently I have 2001, 2002, and 2003 in my cellar
Boy your 2001 sure makes many yquem lovers jealous. I have 1999,2003,2008, and 2011 in my collection. Not gonna stop stacking more as long as price doesn't shoot to Pluto
Sorry to disappoint but the largest wine collection is in Moldova. Milestii Mici. 2mln bottles.
Nope, not true, thats more like a winery there and low quality wine, airliner Emirates holds stack of 7 million bottles for their flights, most of it top grand crus
crazy how drinks this shit
Wow.
I wonder if they don't have false bottles (counterfeited)
where is located?
Hôtel de Paris in Monaco
My god!
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how can you keep such expensive wines in dusty environment
Seventh Universe The dust does not harm the wine. The bottles should ideally not be disturbed or moved so cleaning the cellar is not a good idea. The dust adds to the charm of the cellar and gives it all an old feel. I don't think I would prefer a sterile, clean cellar to a dusty one. But there is a limit of course;if you can hardly read the winelabel because of the dust, then there's something wrong! If Sommelier Frank often shows people around in this cellar and each time he picks up those bottles, it may be an idea NOT to use them for ,for example, Prince Albert,since these bottles may not be as good as the untouched ones. It may be better to keep these bottles as showpieces...
otoko mae collectors often prefer labels in good condition, I agree that touching them can damage the labels overtime
I'm pretty sure it wouldn't hurt the wine to dust off the bottles, some of them are filthy. I would certainly clean them before opening the bottle. There's a difference between slightly moving the bottle and violently shaking it, which of course could harm the maturation process...
Dust gives charm, i never clean off the dust before serving
Thats the environment in which they thrive
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