By www.iHeartToby.com
WHO GOT THE HOOCH??!
In case you missed it, a bottle of Petrus 2000, was launched into space on November 2nd, 2019.and stayed aboard the International Space Station until January 14th of this year. It got aboard the space station as part of an experiment conducted by Space Cargo Unlimited which is doing research on the future of agriculture. Now it’s up for auction, and it’s estimated to go for at least $1-million.
If you’re going to drop that kind of cash on a bottle of wine, you probably want some ‘extras,’ right? If aging in outer space isn’t enough for you, this bottle comes in a custom “Star Trek” inspired trunk with a corkscrew made from a meteorite! And of course, a couple of glasses to drink from. For those unsure if you’ll be able tell if “space aging” actually made a difference? The buyer will also get a bottle of the vintage that was aged in a cellar.
By www.iHeartToby.com
WHO GOT THE HOOCH??!
In case you missed it, a bottle of Petrus 2000, was launched into space on November 2nd, 2019.and stayed aboard the International Space Station until January 14th of this year. It got aboard the space station as part of an experiment conducted by Space Cargo Unlimited which is doing research on the future of agriculture. Now it’s up for auction, and it’s estimated to go for at least $1-million.
If you’re going to drop that kind of cash on a bottle of wine, you probably want some ‘extras,’ right? If aging in outer space isn’t enough for you, this bottle comes in a custom “Star Trek” inspired trunk with a corkscrew made from a meteorite! And of course, a couple of glasses to drink from. For those unsure if you’ll be able tell if “space aging” actually made a difference? The buyer will also get a bottle of the vintage that was aged in a cellar.
By www.iHeartToby.com
WHO GOT THE HOOCH??!
In case you missed it, a bottle of Petrus 2000, was launched into space on November 2nd, 2019.and stayed aboard the International Space Station until January 14th of this year. It got aboard the space station as part of an experiment conducted by Space Cargo Unlimited which is doing research on the future of agriculture. Now it’s up for auction, and it’s estimated to go for at least $1-million.
If you’re going to drop that kind of cash on a bottle of wine, you probably want some ‘extras,’ right? If aging in outer space isn’t enough for you, this bottle comes in a custom “Star Trek” inspired trunk with a corkscrew made from a meteorite! And of course, a couple of glasses to drink from. For those unsure if you’ll be able tell if “space aging” actually made a difference? The buyer will also get a bottle of the vintage that was aged in a cellar.
By www.iHeartToby.com
WHO GOT THE HOOCH??!
In case you missed it, a bottle of Petrus 2000, was launched into space on November 2nd, 2019.and stayed aboard the International Space Station until January 14th of this year. It got aboard the space station as part of an experiment conducted by Space Cargo Unlimited which is doing research on the future of agriculture. Now it’s up for auction, and it’s estimated to go for at least $1-million.
If you’re going to drop that kind of cash on a bottle of wine, you probably want some ‘extras,’ right? If aging in outer space isn’t enough for you, this bottle comes in a custom “Star Trek” inspired trunk with a corkscrew made from a meteorite! And of course, a couple of glasses to drink from. For those unsure if you’ll be able tell if “space aging” actually made a difference? The buyer will also get a bottle of the vintage that was aged in a cellar.
Space-aged Bordeaux wine could fetch up to $1 million at auction Reuters
Thursday, May 6th 2021, 10:27 am - A space-aged bottle of fine French wine that was literally matured in Earth orbit for 14 months will be offered for private sale by Christie’s auction house, in a wine cellar in Paris, France, May 6, 2021.
By Steve Gorman
(Reuters) - A space-aged bottle of fine French wine, part of a case of Bordeaux that was literally matured in Earth orbit for 14 months, is being put up for private sale by Christie s, and the auction house estimates it may fetch up to $1 million [USD].
The unprecedented offering of the 2000 vintage Petrus, an exclusive, world-class red produced from Merlot grapes in the Pomerol wine-growing region of Bordeaux, was announced in London on Tuesday.