An old bottle of wine containing grey liquid that was dug up from a US Civil War shipwreck was uncorked and tasted yesterday.
It was recovered intact four years ago from the 1864 wreck of the Mary-Celestia blockade runner that sank off the coast of Bermuda. It was sampled by wine experts after being submerged for 151 years.
The sommeliers’ verdict at a food festival in Charleston, South Carolina, is that the grey “wine” actually smelled and tasted like crab water, gasoline, salt water, vinegar, with hints of citrus and alcohol.
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"Actually smelled and tasted like crab water, gasoline, salt water, vinegar, with hints of citrus and alcohol."
ReplyDeleteThey found a bottle of Bud Lime??
Sounds like Hoppengator for those old enough to recall it.(I know I spelled it wrong)but it got us there cheap and quick.
ReplyDeleteYes. Hop'Gator. Very similar taste lol.
DeleteAnyone remember Zima?
ReplyDeleteGuess they found the dump site. Man that stuff was nasty.
8:23-I really like the Iron City beer that is made by the same brewery in Pittsburgh,but in the 70's I was seriously short on funds.
ReplyDeletethat was just plain stupid!
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ReplyDelete'Pump An Iron' would put hair on your chest! Real beer!