In my previous post I learned that this wine is very cheap.
I opened it and poured it into the glass; its color had completely darkened, and it smelled old and bad. The producers of this Portuguese wine probably never imagined that I would open it in Istanbul 30 years later.
I couldn't take even a single sip because it smelled bad, and its color was a very dark brown.
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I had drunk a bottle of Cielo Cabernet Sauvignon, and afterward, while I was a bit tipsy, I thought the 1994 wine might taste good, so I decided to try it, but unfortunately, it didn’t work out.
Its smell was quite odd; I had never encountered such a scent before. It smelled very, very, very old and had a distinct aroma. I removed the cork very easily.
previous post: [post](https://www.reddit.com/r/wine/s/K2nzLxGl81)
A near constant and daily reminder to drink your wine people! Otherwise it might end up on reddit 30 years from now completely gone
Probably the best review I’ve read all year
I thought there are different types of wines. Ones you can store for decades and ones you ought to drink during the year you bought it.
Excessive oxidation. Not unexpected.
I’ll be in Istanbul in a couple days. Any wine recs in the Taksim area?
My goal is to drink all my wine before i die to avoid these posts
“… never imagined that I would open it in Istanbul 30 years later” lol