The wine is older, the better.
And while many believe that this may not be quite true, when considering the drinking of the drink we are talking about, it’s definitely true when considering its archaic charm. This time, we present you exclusive wine decanteres, who were previously saved from shipwrecks, which will naturally be found on auction sales.
These bottles were discovered during the exploration mission of the ocean floor near the coast of Germany in 2010.
300-Year-Old Wine
They were standing underwater at a depth of forty meters and found in old rattan rags. One of the bottles is broken during their extraction from the water, the other is open and tested, with the results really proving that it is a powerful red wine. A further investigation of the shape of the bottle and cap indicated that this wine was bottled between 1670 and 1690.
The bottles will be sold at auction, with an estimated price of $ 32,942, while the customer will receive the wine in specially designed tanks that are full of water, and will also be offered additional equipment for their maintenance. And while you can not relax with a glass of this wine, you will surely delight in their historical value!
300-Year-Old Wine
