I'm drinking a 150-year-old bottle of Chateau Lafite-Rothschild!

[KamaAina]

And no, I'm not a filthy rich Repuke, so stop saying that!

Whoops! AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!, (Craaaaaaassssssssshhhh!)

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

:-)

[RummyTheDummy]

1. Im not a wine drinker but....

I think it would be interesting to consume something that was made in 1854. Im guessing it tastes pretty good, eh?

[redqueen]

2. mmmmmmm

Dangit! It's not even past lunchtime yet, and now I want wine.

[jimbo fett]

3. More proof you libruls luuuuuv them French! ;-)

[jdots]

4. now lick the floor and put some of that caviar stuff....

in the dog bowl,

[Gothic Sponge]

5. Don't drink it!

That bottle was cursed by Gypsies!

[northzax]

6. you, sir, are a liar. and I can prove it

There are no 150 year old bottles of "Lafite Rothschild" in existence, simply because the Rothschild family did not purchase Chateau Lafite until 1868, a mere 136 years ago. Ergo, while 1854 vintage wine was produced by Chateau Lafite, I find it remarkable that the owners of the Chateau, Aimé-Eugène Vandelberghe, and the operator, Sir samuel Scott, would have produced a wine with the name of a rival family on the label.

Plus, 1854 was not a particulary good year for Lafite, so anything left from that year would be crappy.

and yes, before you ask, I am a geek about these things.

[KamaAina]

7. Very well. Want the rest?

Watch out for those tiny shards of glass... :evilgrin:

[northzax]

11. sure, no problem

since it needs decanting anyway, I can deal with the glass.

although I'd really prefer an 82 petrus.

[OneBlueSky]

8. well . . . I happen to have . . . in my little makeshift wine cellar . . .

six bottles of 1961 Chateau Lafite Rothschild, four 1961 Chateau Latour, and one 1945 Chateau Latour . . . jealous? . . . :)

[redqueen]

9. Can I come over?

;)

[edbermac]

10. I'm drinking a 150-day-old can of Diet Pepsi...

I'll bet it tastes better than that swill...