Since when did CA chardonnay reach 18.5 abv?

A small bottle handed out by flight attendant in a recent local flight.

4BFFBB6A-5669-4C9F-BF4C-D9D575C4603E.jpeg

Looks like 13.5 to me - not 18.5

Cheers

1 Like

Someone drank too much chard on the plane.

4 Likes

How many did you drink?

2 Likes

Probably helped, airplane wine

Someone needs new glasses.

1 Like

or clean glasses.

Maybe it’s a sign you shouldn’t have been flying

Hopefully you don’t drive…much [wink.gif]

Mile High Club took on a new meaning.

1 Like

probably about the same time a certain someone hit 40 and didnt bring reading glasses on their flight.

or possibly after about bottle 5 of the 13.5% wine in the picture.

1 Like

Even without glasses/vision issues, wouldn’t 18.5% alcohol be very noticeable?

So, the answer is “never”?

As an aside, pretty sure 18.5 isn’t really possible without adding spirits to it. Even Amarone doesn’t get that high, right?

1 Like

Maybe he poured vodka into it?

[media] Filter - Take A Picture (Official Music Video) - YouTube

Brian Loring had a 17.5% Chardonnay in his early years IIRC

For font’s sake Ramon!

2 Likes

Unless you’re picking at 35* brix and not adding Jesus Units.

This is why you drink spirits or beer on a plane.

Wait, l looked again: it’s 73.5%!

1 Like