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Is there any cash value or drink-ability in a sealed bottle of 1990 Trebbiano del Rubicone white table wine in a bottle shaped like the FIFA World cup?
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∙ 12y ago
I have the same bottle, albeit the contents have long since gone. From my recollection the wine was quite cheap at the time - so unlikely to be worth much now...if anything. The bottles are put on eBay now and then for between £20 and £60 but rarely sell.
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∙ 12y ago
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