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09-11-2005, 05:05 AM
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09-11-2005, 07:22 PM
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Adam Thomas wrote:
The inside of the bottle or around the outside neck? --Adam www.wine-journals.com Inside the neck. Jon
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10-11-2005, 03:40 AM
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Are you sure the wine is bad? Does it taste off? Musty, modly? I am
assuming it is a red wine. When poured into a glass, does it have a brown color. Was it stored improperly? Were the bottles stored upside down and you are just getting a sediment buildup around the neck? Who is the maker of the wine? Variety? Need more info. --Adam www.wine-journals.com
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10-11-2005, 07:07 PM
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Adam Thomas wrote:
Are you sure the wine is bad? Does it taste off? Musty, modly? Yes, but I can't really describe the taste. I am assuming it is a red wine. Yes When poured into a glass, does it have a brown color. Yes Was it stored improperly? Were the bottles stored upside down and you are just getting a sediment buildup around the neck? One case was upside down, the other wasn't. Who is the maker of the wine? Variety? The first case was Daniel Gehrs syrah. It wasn't upside down. The second case was 1707 which is a cabernet-syrah blend. Need more info. --Adam www.wine-journals.com
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11-11-2005, 12:44 AM
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So, just coincidence that both cases are corked or stored properly at some
point. I would take them back to where you purchases them. You should be able to get your $$ back . . . Adam T. www.wine-journals.com
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