I made some grape wine back in 1980 and packed it away. Now I just ran
across a few bottles that have been back in the garage since then. I'm
taking bets - what's the chance it's any good?

Bob

On Jul 31, 4:21 pm, "Mail Man Bob" > wrote:
> ... what's the chance it's any good?

I'd say there are two chances; slim and none. But if your garage
stays at 55 to 65 degrees all year long, and the wine was highly
tannic and well balanced to begin with, then it might be drinkable.

Greg

the over/under line on concord wine is 1 year mise en bouteille...


"Mail Man Bob" > wrote in message
news:2uPri.29661$Bb1.21808@trnddc02...
>I made some grape wine back in 1980 and packed it away. Now I just ran
> across a few bottles that have been back in the garage since then. I'm
> taking bets - what's the chance it's any good?
>
> Bob
>
>

Really good corks only last 20 years so... It shouldn't kill you but
if it smells bad it is bad.

Joe

On Jul 31, 4:21 pm, "Mail Man Bob" > wrote:
> I made some grape wine back in 1980 and packed it away. Now I just ran
> across a few bottles that have been back in the garage since then. I'm
> taking bets - what's the chance it's any good?
>
> Bob

Okay, enough already...., its time to tell us the results...!

He's dead!

Oh, my! I'm dumping my old wine! ! ! ! ! ahhhh!

smile. DAve

snpm wrote:
> On Jul 31, 4:21 pm, "Mail Man Bob" > wrote:
>> I made some grape wine back in 1980 and packed it away. Now I just ran
>> across a few bottles that have been back in the garage since then. I'm
>> taking bets - what's the chance it's any good?
>>
>> Bob
>
> Okay, enough already...., its time to tell us the results...!
>