A malfunction causes red wine to flow from faucets in an Italian town

CNN ^ | 7th March 2020 | Francesca Giuliani-Hoffman

[xrmusn]

Furthest I can attest to is 1950s Japan and benjo ditches.

Of course SF seems to have adapted to the ‘squat & drop’ method quite well.

[nonsporting]

Malfunction nothing. It’s an act of God.

A turning of water into wine?

[SunkenCiv]

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• French Wine Sales Still Dropping in United States [2003]

[GingisK]

That is a spectacular malfunction, bordering on a miracle. I wonder if Jesus is jealous over that one?

[Texas Eagle]

It’s in The Bible. God works in mysterious ways.

[nonsporting]

It’s in The Bible. God works in mysterious ways.

In John 2 Jesus (God) turns the water in several large water jars into very good wine.

In the non-miracle described in the article, wine, which was always wine, wound up in the plumbing. It wasn't an act of God.