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Nov 01, 2024 - 07:09 AM
It’s quite impressive to have a bottle of that has been aged for 40 years!
Champagne, particularly of such a reputable brand, can become a marvelous collector's item over such an extended period. Here are a few suggestions on what you can do with your vintage bottle:
Champagne, particularly of such a reputable brand, can become a marvelous collector's item over such an extended period. Here are a few suggestions on what you can do with your vintage bottle:
- Celebrate a Special Occasion: If the storage conditions have been optimal (stored on its side in a cool, dark, and stable environment), the champagne might still be in good condition to drink. You could open it to celebrate a significant milestone or achievement. No matter what, it will be a unique experience to share!!
- Display as a Collectible: If you prefer not to consume the champagne, it could serve as a wonderful display piece in your collection, showcasing the age and history of the bottle. Plus, I bet you have a great story behind the origin of the bottle and what prompted you to store it for so long.
If you decide to open it, I’d recommend doing so at a special event where its unique story and character can be appreciated.
Feel free to reach out if you need further assistance or specific contacts for appraisal or consultation. You can reach us via email at "support@primewines.com" or via telephone at 1-313-444-2736.
Best regards,
Gonzalo Del Rio
Customer Service Manager
PrimeWines.com
