Strange but true! Wine flows on Citizen Taps in Italy

Generally, the faucet attached to the house contains clean water for everyday use. This one incident, however, was strange and wonderful!

Yes, it's strange, but it's true, wine flows on Italian taps. How did it happen?

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Wine flows on Citizen Taps in Italy

This incident was witnessed by residents of the northern Italian city of Castelvetro. Quoting from CNN, a city in Italy experienced something unusual after 1,000 liters of red wine, also known as wine, were poured into residents' taps.

The electricity flowed from the residents' washbasins and lasted for several hours last Wednesday.

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The residents also realized they could drink Lambursco wine. Examine, have it examined, the wine flow in the sink faucet was caused by damage to the local winery. The disruption lasted 3 hours and was seen in about 20 houses.

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According to Giorgia Mezzacqui, deputy mayor of Castelvetro, CNN reported what was later quoted by Sibuklegaran.id.

The local government even posted a "strange" phenomenon on their Facebook account in the city, which is about 10 miles south of Modena.

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"We mourn Corona in Italy. This frivolous thing will probably be remembered and one day tourists will come here," said the mayor.

Cantina Settecani winery questioned the leak, saying the damage was caused by a damaged valve when it was packed in a bottle. This eventually led to the local Lambrusco Grasparossa wine seeping into residents' waterways due to pressure.

Castelvetro is now known as a destination for gourmets and wine lovers from all over the world. However, this area was recently abandoned due to the spread of the Corona outbreak.

It is estimated that around 80 percent of tourists have canceled visits to the region due to the virus from China's Wuhan. Italy itself has indeed become the country most exposed to the corona virus on the European continent.

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Back to the wine again. In addition to Italy, Hungary is also known for good wine. According to reports from CNN, there is even a bottle of wine in this country priced at $ 40,000 or IDR 550 million.

The wine is in fact a limited edition of the 2008 Essencia by the Royal Tokaji Wine Company. Each bottle of wine is only available in 20 bottles and contains only 1.5 liters.

The packaging for this special red wine was designed by the Hungarian artist James Carcass. The uniqueness of the packaging bottle is that it is packed in a hand-picked black box. This does not leave any double packaging.

Of the 20 bottles available, more than 10 have been sold and the aim is to sell the wine before the wine's expiration date in 2300. (Y)