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10-15-2006, 05:18 PM,

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Hi VV and welcome to the board. Would have to side with you. However, there are many cases of 100+ year old Bodeauxs that, When properly stored were alive and kicking (Magnums of Lafite from the Glamis Catle from the late 19th century). Have never read or experienced double century juice that still had life. WW

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