Labels: Both bottles show clear signs of aging and humidity, which is very common for wines stored in a cellar for decades. The left bottle has a considerably damaged, torn main label with dark staining (cellar mold/bin soil) covering part of the producer's name. The right bottle is in better structural condition, although the label is yellowed, stained, and shows minor peripheral wear. The vintage 1990 is visible on the neck/neck label of both. Capsules: The original red capsules appear to be intact at the top, though they show some slight paint wear and minor scuffs/dents along the edges, consistent with age. Ullage (Liquid Level): Although the dark glass makes pinpoint accuracy difficult from the image, the wine level appears to be at an acceptable height for a Burgundy over 35 years old (likely around the neck/base of the neck), suggesting the cork has maintained a good seal over time. Insured shipping included