Not a problem, it was all collect in the drain and the French purchased it to bottle under a fictitious Languedoc producer and sold to Costco.
The latest asphalt cross filtering technique
Here is the wine marketing copy:
“Introducing the ‘Portugal Pavement Pinot’ – a wine that took to the streets in style! This bold red boasts robust asphalt undertones with hints of crushed grapes and a touch of tire rubber, showcasing the true essence of a village road trip. Sip it with caution, as this wine’s terroir is truly ‘pavement-ting’”
Dig that girl!
I know there’s too much wine produced in the world, but this is a bit of an extreme market adjustment.
This could have been a good and less dangerous alternative to the Bull run in Pamplona.
Aerial view of the facility
Now, just need to flood the town with an equal amount of Wine Away, and she’ll be as good as new!
I hope that @Tomas_Costa is safe. 