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- ekeys - 12-14-2002
Thanks for the replys. I have several bottles of different wines / liqueurs that dat back as well. I am very interested in knowing anyting about them.
Creme De cassis (cointreau)1962
Creme De Noyaux (cusenier) 1956
Monaco Red Wine (bento goncalves - Brazil) 1950's -1960's
Medoc (Barton & Guestier) 1958
Any help would be very appreciated.
Thanks
[This message has been edited by ekeys (edited 12-15-2002).]
- Bucko - 12-15-2002
Not likely......
- Kcwhippet - 12-15-2002
It was made from Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon grapes in 1861 near Graves in the Bordeaux region of France. What more would you like to know? It's worthless and undrinkable, by the way.
- winoweenie - 12-15-2002
Hi ekeys and welcome to the board. Please excuse the rudeness of some of our members as they were raised by chickens in Okla. It could be they were taken aback by the post as we don't see a lot of 19th century wine questions posted. This bottle could have some curiosity value. Pit in on E-Bay. The ole' Barnum theory could kick in. Good Luck. WW
- Bucko - 12-15-2002
I'll have you know that I was raised by the finest chickens -- home grown with a nice, heated coop, and plenty of maize.
- Innkeeper - 12-15-2002
What WW meant to say was, "Pot in on E-Bay."
- winoweenie - 12-15-2002
Ekeys. You don't have to edit your original message. When you come back to the thread hit the post reply icon and put up your new post. This leaves your original on the board.Looks like you have inherited a bunch of over-the-hill bottles without any commercial values. Again, try E-Bay. WW