Imagine Buying a House and Finding a Cellar Full of Vintage Wines? Couple Got Lucky with Unexpected Find in SP

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 17/07/2025 at 21:07

Updated on 17/07/2025 at 21:08

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During Renovation of 1970s Property, Couple Discovers Secret Cellar with Hundreds of Old Wines and Goes Viral on TikTok

A couple from São Paulo found an unusual surprise during the renovation of an old property. Hidden in the garage of the house, a cellar with over 300 bottles of wine was discovered by the new owners.

Neia and Sergio Cabral, residents of the southern zone of São Paulo, have been documenting their daily renovation progress on TikTok.

The house, built in the 1970s and located in the Santo Amaro neighborhood, was recently purchased. Upon starting the renovation, the couple found a wooden door in the garage that concealed an unusual room.

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According to Neia, the space is labeled on the house’s blueprint as “cave,” a term in architecture that indicates a subterranean area used for beverage storage.

Inside the location, they found hundreds of old bottles, some with labels dated 1971. In a video posted on the social network, she shows one of the bottles covered in dust but with the cork and label intact.

The post surpassed 74,000 views and generated significant attention among the couple’s followers. Some users commented on the potential value of the drinks.

“I would call in a specialist to find out which wines are good, which I could sell, which to throw away, and which I should drink,” said one internet user. Others urged the couple to taste the wines and share the results.

Despite the interest, Neia stated that, for now, they prefer not to disturb the bottles too much until they decide what to do with them.

In addition to the cellar, the profile also showcases curious details about the house. In one of the posts, the owner displays the original hand-drawn blueprint.

The document includes information about the first owner of the property, the Franco-Brazilian writer Gilbert René Ledon.

The story continues to reverberate on social media, as followers await the next chapters of this unusual discovery in the house’s basement.

With information from Metrópoles.

Imagine Buying a House and Finding a Cellar Full of Vintage Wines? Couple Got Lucky with Unexpected Find in SP

During Renovation of 1970s Property, Couple Discovers Secret Cellar with Hundreds of Old Wines and Goes Viral on TikTok

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