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Cork and wine breathing
02-02-2004, 07:40 AM,
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Foodie when I first read your reply to WW, I saw it as "Incidentally, Galilieo discovered...." lol
But seriously folks; my wild guess is that a bottle properly corked and stored will not allow oxygen to enter because the wine gradually releases gas as it ages stopping the oxygen from entering.
If correct, I would like this to be called Sedhed's Passing Gas Theory.
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