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sl8

(13,769 posts)
Fri Mar 6, 2020, 08:08 AM Mar 2020

Italian village residents find Lambrusco wine coming out of their taps

From https://www.thelocal.it/20200305/italian-village-residents-find-lambrusco-wine-coming-out-of-their-taps

Italian village residents find Lambrusco wine coming out of their taps


File photo: Flickr/Nardino

The Local
5 March 202010:40 CET+01:00

People living in a small village near Modena, in the northern region of Emilia-Romagna, got a surprise on Wednesday when they turned on their kitchen taps and got wine instead of water.

Not a miracle, but a fault at a nearby winery meant wine had accidentally been pumped into the local water supply, technicians later discovered.

Residents said the smell of the pink liquid coming out of their taps was unmistakably that of the locally-produced Lambrusco Grasparossa, local newspaper Gazzetta di Modena reported.

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The local council issued an apology for the incident on Facebook, and while some village residents voiced concern about the safety of their water supply, other complaints were directed at the council and local water company for fixing the problem too quickly.

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Italian village residents find Lambrusco wine coming out of their taps (Original Post) sl8 Mar 2020 OP
It's a miracle! nt Xipe Totec Mar 2020 #1
Too bad it didn't happen at Easter GoneOffShore Mar 2020 #2
That's bad news how? mercuryblues Mar 2020 #3
If that happened to me... llmart Mar 2020 #4

mercuryblues

(14,531 posts)
3. That's bad news how?
Fri Mar 6, 2020, 08:48 AM
Mar 2020

On the serious side.


fault at a nearby winery meant wine had accidentally been pumped into the local water supply


I would be more than concerned. What is the winery normally pumping into the water supply?
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