Here's a rare treat - an importer (who is a great guy with great wines) brought in a bottle of this and served it blind to us at the wine shop after it closed this Saturday. When it was poured it displayed a weak coffee color with little bits of sediment floating around. "It is at least 30 years old" was one comment, and another simply said "...wow..." Indeed it was a WOW wine, partly because I had never had a white wine this old. On the nose it was still singing with the sweet smell of roasted chestnuts, with other complex elements I cannot describe. On the palate the wine was mildly sweet, still fresh and remarkably vibrant. It exhibited a 50+ second finish with a bit of saltiness that was pleasant and interesting. I can't compare to anything else I've had before, but it was wonderful experience.

Wow! That is so cool! Thanks for sharing.