Germania

Frammenti di vetro nel mio drink, WTH?

01/12/2024

Ho quasi gonfiato questi due pezzi di vetro di una bottiglia di Gluhwein. Sono abbastanza incazzato da consigliare a tutti di essere prudenti.

https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1h3q7ux

di Leprozorij2

Cappabitch on 01/12/2024 00:14

You gotta be pissed off to advise people to be cautious? Calmness must mean a lack of open hostility.

Joking aside, that’s scary shit.
Tonguecat on 01/12/2024 00:15

Call or mail the Company and inform them about it. On the bottle is serial number. They will check the badge and maybe call for a recall. And I bet you will get a free exchange and even more.
OnkelDittmeyer on 01/12/2024 00:15

Before getting out your pitch forks. Caution is fair and well, but more likely to be tartrate crystals given the color and shape of the shards: https://www.decanter.com/learn/advice/tartrate-crystals-in-wine-346248/
sa_wisha on 01/12/2024 00:16

Check the manufacturer website and write to them. Stuff like that is usually investigated and the affected charges are recalled.
Parzival_1851 on 01/12/2024 00:24

These are very, very likely tartrate crystals. While they aren’t a mark for great wines, they are safe to consume.
DerAehm on 01/12/2024 00:30

As others have said: Write the company. But please save the bottle and the glas shards/ foreign object for possible later analyses. This will potentially really help the investigation of the QA-team. Stuff like this will be treated seriously.
P26601 on 01/12/2024 00:34

These look like tartrate crystals, not glass. Pretty common in wines that have been stored in the fridge or left out in low temperatures for an extended period of time