I GREW a dusty mushroom cap with only CHAMPAGNE

This video captures the 29 day decomposition of a glass of Moet & Chandon Champagne revealing the fascinating process of decay. Watch as mold spreads and takes over the beverage.

Based on many past comments, I’d like to clarify something important for viewers: The appearance of mold or other signs of decomposition in my videos is a completely natural process and does not mean the food or drink item was of poor quality, harmful, or spoiled from the start. Decomposition is a normal part of the life cycle of all organic materials. Mold, bacteria, and other microorganisms play a crucial role in breaking down these materials into simpler substances, which is an essential part of our ecosystem.

Please understand that the presence of mold or other signs of decay is not an indication of an inferior or hazardous product, but simply nature doing its job. These videos are intended to show how decomposition occurs over time, which is a fascinating and educational process!

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Music:
Bonafide Bars - Dusty Decks
Calm Cadence - Chill Cole

A few fun facts:
Moët & Chandon is not only the largest champagne house in the world, with over 2,800 hectares of vineyards, but it also has a fascinating history! It was a favorite of Napoleon Bonaparte, who helped popularize the tradition of sabering champagne, and later became Marilyn Monroe's go-to drink. Today, Moët & Chandon is dedicated to sustainability, aiming to become carbon neutral by 2030

[PhotoOwl]

Can I get some extra shares on this video? Just to see if it improves visibility :) Send it to someone who likes champagne, or drinks... or videos :D
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[TheGreatYS]

Nothing better than watching Champagne turning into an omelette at 2AM

[Rrd]

"How would you like your champagne, sir?"
"Fermented, and medium-rare"

[charitysghost]

Ok... I just watched Moet turn into a tiny leather blanket. 😅

[boomer]

At first I thought that the alcohol wouldn't allow mold to grow. Then I realized that the alcohol would be the first to evaporate. Leaving behind water, sugar and left over yeast from the fermentation.
Perfect for mold. Then after the mold consumes all the water. The mold dies.

[Reconsiderate]

had no idea what to expect, and this far exceeded all expectations 🔥👏

[lillyy]

an eye for an eye.
now we're making the mushrooms high.

[MrSunamo]

You made a nice mushroom! Almost looks like the ones used in making kombucha. It would be cool to see a behind-the-scenes tour of your studio and see how many projects are going on at once.

[allena]

When I saw the dust at the end I thought “UGH SPORES!!”
Oddly leathery and it actually held together, I expected it to break when you were picking it up.

[tluagel]

This must be a very appreciated chanel by microbiologists

[SLR_]

It turned into a velvet piece of cloth!

[paulr]

Some rich folk would pay plenty to eat that champagne.

[erikk]

I did not expect Marie Antoinette glasses

[Arthur.N.L]

How does this guy upload so much even tho each video takes months!? Keep up the goid work

[steed]

In a flute, I grew some amazing champagne mold. It was like a pyramid above and below the surface

[petermusinsky]

Waiter? What's that floating on top of my Champagne?
Ah, sir, that's just a little blanket to keep your Champagne cozy!

[BnaBreaker]

Ohh so THAT'S how they make duvet covers!

[amybeck]

It looked like Brains at the end from the bottom of the glass . This would be a great PSA, this is your Brain~ This is your Brain on Alcohol ~ 😂
💯🙏❤🇺🇸

[zedburg]

Loved the behind the scenes shot of the Brick workers hahah

[wymlsdm]

Love watching that fungi grow, but found it's slaughter disconcerting.