I’m crying looking at these.

by Wonderful-Nobody-303

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  1. Wonderful-Nobody-303

    Seen in an excellent wine bar in Tenerife.

    So many banger bottles, so far past their prime.

  2. a lot of them a past their prime but I’d assume some of them might actually be quite enjoyable, maybe even stunning 😅

  3. a lot of them a past their prime but I’d assume some of them might actually be quite enjoyable, maybe even stunning 😅

  4. TurkeyRunWoods

    Unbelievable. No temperature or humidity controls. Stood upright for how many years?

    Trusting the wine you were drinking was in much better condition!

  5. TurkeyRunWoods

    Unbelievable. No temperature or humidity controls. Stood upright for how many years?

    Trusting the wine you were drinking was in much better condition!

  6. Affectionate_Big8239

    I had some older Faustino a few years ago. Those might still be okay. That ‘81 Lopez de Heredia with proper storage would still be good, too. A lot of those look improperly stored, but might surprise you.

    The amount of amazing older bottles I had in Spain was pretty high, though it was mostly Rioja.

  7. Affectionate_Big8239

    I had some older Faustino a few years ago. Those might still be okay. That ‘81 Lopez de Heredia with proper storage would still be good, too. A lot of those look improperly stored, but might surprise you.

    The amount of amazing older bottles I had in Spain was pretty high, though it was mostly Rioja.

  8. It’s very easy to get cheap Rioja from the 60s-70s in Spain, there’s a ton floating around from old restaurants closing with huge cellars.

    I regularly buy some 30-45€ bottles and almost all of them have been great, as long as they’re pre 80’s alcohol/oak trends.

  9. What’s the bar? I’m in Tenerife in September and would love to pop in.

  10. Einachiel

    Standing up, exposed to light; that must be good

  11. Markitzero66

    What’s up with everyone spamming this post?

  12. I sell Faustino and while these bottles may be toast due to the way they are being stored, old faustino is usually a safe bet when bought from somewhere with good provenance. We just imported like 3 bottles of 1955 gran reserva which id be eager to try, I had the 1964 two years ago and it was lovely.

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