Any wine experts around?
27-04-2007, 08:20 AM
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Any wine experts around?
We have been given some old white wine, some is 20 yers old. Does it age like red does it will it be piss? 
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The white's my g/f's parents produce (Chardonay (not chav girls name! ), Reisling, Sauvignon Blanc) all turn after max of 3 years. We are quite fussy though but can still be used for cooking as it goes slightly acidic.
Reds as you say, different story.
BTW - Have been meaning to ask you, is that a Victorian plate on your car in the pic as it looks like it may say VIC vertically on the left side like my car?
), Reisling, Sauvignon Blanc) all turn after max of 3 years. We are quite fussy though but can still be used for cooking as it goes slightly acidic.Reds as you say, different story.
BTW - Have been meaning to ask you, is that a Victorian plate on your car in the pic as it looks like it may say VIC vertically on the left side like my car?
27-04-2007, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by saff_cossie
The white's my g/f's parents produce (Chardonay (not chav girls name! ), Reisling, Sauvignon Blanc) all turn after max of 3 years. We are quite fussy though but can still be used for cooking as it goes slightly acidic.
Reds as you say, different story.
BTW - Have been meaning to ask you, is that a Victorian plate on your car in the pic as it looks like it may say VIC vertically on the left side like my car?
), Reisling, Sauvignon Blanc) all turn after max of 3 years. We are quite fussy though but can still be used for cooking as it goes slightly acidic.Reds as you say, different story.
BTW - Have been meaning to ask you, is that a Victorian plate on your car in the pic as it looks like it may say VIC vertically on the left side like my car?
It's not my actual car, but I think i did nick the pic from an Oz website
27-04-2007, 08:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Paul Eggleton
Originally Posted by saff_cossie
The white's my g/f's parents produce (Chardonay (not chav girls name! ), Reisling, Sauvignon Blanc) all turn after max of 3 years. We are quite fussy though but can still be used for cooking as it goes slightly acidic.
Reds as you say, different story.
BTW - Have been meaning to ask you, is that a Victorian plate on your car in the pic as it looks like it may say VIC vertically on the left side like my car?
), Reisling, Sauvignon Blanc) all turn after max of 3 years. We are quite fussy though but can still be used for cooking as it goes slightly acidic.Reds as you say, different story.
BTW - Have been meaning to ask you, is that a Victorian plate on your car in the pic as it looks like it may say VIC vertically on the left side like my car?
It's not my actual car, but I think i did nick the pic from an Oz website
Thought I recognised the text, I wonder where it is over here. On a mission to find out now as I do track days here.
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27-04-2007, 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted by RichardPON
Who have you pissed off for them to give you 20 year old white wine?!
Cheers for the tip doug
would hate to see it go to waste 
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