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OCR Text: 21:53 Gemini Flash Is it supposte to be white wine? Yes, the bottle in cb34679a-8f65-4195-8db7-132e43e0d5de is absolutely supposed to be a white wine. It is a blend of Chenin Blanc and Chardonnay, which are both white grape varieties. However, looking at the bottle, a couple of major clues explain why it might not look like a typical crisp white wine right now: o The Vintage (2009): This wine is from 2009. For an everyday, crisp white wine style like a Côtes de Gascogne, it is generally meant to be drunk within a few years of release. At 17 years old, a white wine like this will have heavily oxidized. o The Color Change: Because of that extreme aging, the wine inside has likely turned a deep amber, brown, or gold color rather than its original pale straw-yellow. If you were thinking of opening it, it's highly likely to taste like vinegar or flat sherry at this point! Ask Gemini

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OCR Text: Gemini Flash I kpened its smeels like brandy but b open its been white. I just buyed i will put another photo Looking at the photo in 3cfa4d78-7f66-4278-b229-bd243d995c0a, that dark brown color confirms it is completely ruined. The brandy smell you are noticing is exactly what happens when a white wine undergoes extreme, severe oxidation. When a wine is exposed to air over many years, the fresh fruit flavors die out, the color darkens to a muddy brown, and it takes on a heavy, alcoholic, dried-fruit scent similar to sherry or brandy. You should get a refund! If you just bought this from a shop, take it right back to them with your receipt. A basic Chenin-Chardonnay blend should never be sold when it is 17 years old. The shop either left it sitting in a warm storeroom for over a decade or bought a very old clearance batch without checking it. It is completely undrinkable and faulty, so they absolutely owe you your money back or a fresh replacement bottle!