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Hi. I have been looking at your Real Ale threads and you seem to know what your talking about, so maybe you can help me. I have a Imperial Moet & Chandon (25+) and Codorniu vintage 1988 wine. Do they go in a Raffle or down the sink....

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Join us on the train for the trip to Herne Bay and bring them with you.
I'm sure we could give you an answer by the time we get there!!

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All wine and champaigne belongs down the sink!

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Wines and champaigne's can "go off" or become "corky" if the cork fails or becomes compromised.

Reasonably stored your champaigne will be relatively unchanged for years, decades even.

Since your bottle has no date ... it is what is referred to as NV or Non-Vintage and may actually contain wines from different years productions. These wines may be consumed immediately or stored for years ... that's up to you. It won't particularly improve or appreciate in value with age if you choose to store it..

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