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48892780 - Reply by Gregory Dal Piaz, Mar 25, 2009.
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Wow that is a rarity but it's only value will most likely be as a collectible bottle. It's a fairly well known Pinot Noir from Germany. I hope some one else will chime in here as well.
Is the bottle dark green with a painted brown Monkey on it?
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74276 - Reply by Degrandcru, Mar 25, 2009.
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Are you sure it is the vintage? The "Affentaler Winzergenossenschaft" who makes the wine was founded about this time. What exactly does the lable say?
If it is really a 1952 vintage I doubt that it is still drinkable.
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02 - Reply by teagan65, Mar 26, 2009.
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It's definately not drinkable - but it is 1952 - I found it at an antique store in Chicago where it was distributed from
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74276 - Reply by Degrandcru, Mar 26, 2009.
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You could contact Affentaler and ask if they wanted to buy it for their Museum: http://www.affentaler.de :)
Seriously, I don´t think if its worth anything (if so maybe to a very special collector), but as it ist a beautiful bottle I just would hang on to it and use it as decoration.