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Due to a shipwreck that happened 170 years ago somewhere near coast of Finland, 168 bottles with noble sparkling crop.
Despite the fact that this sparkling wine is considered unique, not everyone will risk trying the delicacy that was served water for a very long period of time. After 168 champagne vessels were recovered from the wreck, only the bravest dare to taste this drink French explorers.
After tasting the drink, they described it as very sweet a substance that has a persistent and unusual aroma of skin, smoke and tobacco. Usually the wine does not last for so long, however, thanks high-quality sealing of antique bottles, as well as close to zero temperature of the bottom of the Baltic Sea, this noble drink perfectly preserved.
The wooden corks that sealed the sparkling crop were created in a special way, which allowed them for 170 years withstand the internal pressure that is generated from fermentation contents of the bottles. However, despite the good quality of traffic jams due to the destructive effect of sea water, many traffic jams naturally decomposed to the point where it occurs depressurization of the bottle and champagne become unusable use.
The same bottles whose corks are preserved, unfortunately, are although very pleasant, but still an exception.
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