U zamku Becov nad Teplou izložena je kolekcija od 133 boce vina iz perioda 1892–1899. Château d’Yquem je restaurirao boce i potvrdio kvalitet uzoraka testiranih uređajem Coravin 2016. Boce su sačuvane zahvaljujući podzemnim, hladnim i vlažnim uslovima stare kapele, a pronađene su 1985. nakon višegodišnjeg traganja.
Zamak Becov Izložio 133 Boce Vina Iz Kraja 19. Veka — Restauracija Château d’Yquem
Bottles of 19th-century wine are kept on shelves in a cellar of Becov castle, as State Castle and Chateau of Becov nad Teplou, where the restored Chateau d'Yquem wine collection, discovered in 1985 and linked to the Beaufort-Spotin family, is presented to the public following a complex restoration with French experts in Becov nad Teplou, Czech Republic, June 1, 2026 REUTERS/Eva Korinkov
Kolekcija od 133 boce vina iz kasnog 19. veka, decenijama skrivena pod podom kapele u zamku Becov nad Teplou, pažljivo je restaurirana i postavljena na javnu izložbu. Većina boca datira iz perioda 1892–1899, a njihovo očuvanje i istorija privukli su pažnju ljubitelja vina i istorije.
O otkriću i istorijskoj pozadini
Boče su pronađene 1985. godine na mestu gde su ih, krajem Drugog svetskog rata, sakrili tadašnji vlasnici zamka — porodica Beaufort-Spontin. Porodica je boce sakrila pored relikvijara Svetog Maurusa, za koji se tvrdi da sadrži ostatke Svetog Jovana Krstitelja, pre nego što su pobegli u Austriju.
Restauracija i provera kvaliteta
Prestižna francuska vinarija Château d’Yquem preuzela je restauraciju kolekcije. Toni El Khawand, glavni podrumski majstor Château d’Yquema, objasnio je da su podzemni, hladni i vlažni uslovi stare kapele — debeli zidovi i stabilna temperatura — bili izuzetno pogodni za očuvanje vina.
„Imalo je veoma dobre uslove konzervacije — verovatno vrlo vlažno i hladno, sa debelim zidovima i pod zemljom, što je održavalo vlagu i temperaturu veoma stabilnim. To su bili odlični uslovi za čuvanje vina,“ rekao je El Khawand.
Kvalitet vina potvrđen je 2016. godine testiranjem pomoću uređaja Coravin, koji omogućava vađenje uzorka kroz iglu bez vađenja čepa. Chateau d’Yquem je delimično recorkovao nekoliko boca, vodeći računa o autentičnosti — čak su sačuvali i prašinu na bocama kao svedočanstvo njihove istorije.
Kako je došlo do pronalaska
Godine 1984. porodica Beaufort-Spontin je angažovala američkog biznismena Dannyja Douglasa da joj pomogne u povraćaju skrivenog blaga. Douglas je podneo tajni zahtev za preuzimanje nepoznatog predmeta sa nepoznatog mesta; nakon razmene dopisa sa vlastima i policijske provere, otkrivena je lokacija i pronađena kolekcija.
Gde su boce sada
Sada su restaurirane boce izložene u zamku Becov nad Teplou, koji je ranije pripadao porodici Beaufort-Spontin. Izložba privlači posetioce zainteresovane za vinarsku istoriju, restauraciju i dramatičnu priču o skrivanju i ponovnom otkrivanju vrednosti.
Napomena: Brojčani podaci i hronologija zasnovani su na izveštajima o pronalasku i restauraciji; za posete izložbi i dodatne informacije preporučuje se kontakt sa upravom zamka Becov.
Bottles of 19th-century wine are kept on shelves in a cellar of Becov castle, as State Castle and Chateau of Becov nad Teplou, where the restored Chateau d'Yquem wine collection, discovered in 1985 and linked to the Beaufort-Spotin family, is presented to the public following a complex restoration with French experts in Becov nad Teplou, Czech Republic, June 1, 2026 REUTERS/Eva Korinkov
Security staff carry safes containing 19th-century bottles at the State Castle and Chateau of Becov nad Teplou during the presentation of the restored Chateau d'Yquem wine collection, discovered in 1985 and linked to the Beaufort-Spontin family, now on public display following a complex restoration with French experts, in Becov nad Teplou, Czech Republic, June 1, 2026. REUTERS/Eva Korinkova
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