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Wine Ruined?

Harrybelafonte · 2010-09-14 13:24:52

I got a bottle of Masi wine about a year ago. It has one of those plastic corks and no matter what I did I couldn't get it off. So I left it sitting there for about a year. Over time, very dark, syrupy wine seemed to slowly be emerging from it. I figured I had gone in too far with the corkscrew, pierced the bottom and it…

14-09-2010 2:24pm

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Harrybelafonte

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I got a bottle of Masi wine about a year ago.

It has one of those plastic corks and no matter what I did I couldn't get it off. So I left it sitting there for about a year. Over time, very dark, syrupy wine seemed to slowly be emerging from it. I figured I had gone in too far with the corkscrew, pierced the bottom and it was done for. Then last night I had another go and it popped open. I can't see any of the signs that it has gone bad and it tastes alright. The weird thing is that the bottom of the cork was completely intact. Anyone have any ideas why the liquid was escaping from the original corkscrew hole?

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#2 22-09-2010 3:36pm

MOHPremierWine

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If you bought it, take it back to the shop.
If you received it as a gift, contact the distributor for a replacement: Findlater Wine & Spirits Group. tel 4047300

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#3 22-09-2010 6:20pm

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Sounds like it was cooked/oxidised - not as easy to recognise as a corked wine

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