The wine flowed freely in one Portuguese town over the weekend.
Two tanks holding nearly 600,000 gallons (about 2.2 million liters) of wine at a distillery collapsed on Sunday, sending a torrent of red wine down the streets of the small town of Levira.
The sheer force of the wine knocked over another tank, causing the wine from both tanks to flow out of the distillery and into the streets.
The authorities are investigating the cause of the collapse, Mr. Carvalho said.
It looked “like a river,” said Mr. Carvalho, who noted that there was not a strong smell in the air afterward because it was “good quality wine.”The spill lasted for no more than an hour, Mr. Carvalho said, and the local volunteer fire department helped clean up the roads.
Persons:
”, Pedro Carvalho, Levira, Carvalho
Locations:
Levira, Portuguese, Anadia, Lisbon