First bottle of wine ‘aged in space’ is for sale at Christie’s

Pétrus 2000 merlot spent 438 days aboard the International Space Station

At RocketBreaks we like to find news that grabs our attention and nothing can be more attention grabbing than the words Space & Wine. This is why we loved this article published by Brandon Specktor on LiveScience.com

The article states that 20 bottles of the Pétrus 2000 merlot spent 438 days aboard the International Space Station. The single bottle for sale is expected to fetch in excess of 1.5 Million USD.

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