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BlackOmnimon
03/24/24 7:23:19 PM
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Is it true they taste better the older

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bsp77
03/24/24 7:24:06 PM
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BlackOmnimon posted...
Is it true they taste better the older
It completely depends, and there is usually a peak age and then it gets worse

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Irony
03/24/24 7:24:28 PM
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MarcyWarcy
03/24/24 7:30:09 PM
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ten years i think? I like wine but I'm very much too poor to go nuts

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Guide
03/24/24 7:34:50 PM
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Only fine wines should be aged past 5 years, and only a few types of those should be aged past 20. I think only Port goes to 40 with any regularity. Beyond that, you get either vinegar or funky experimental wine.

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SauI_Goodman
03/24/24 7:35:23 PM
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I had a bottle of wine for half a year that I forgot about.

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LightningThief
03/24/24 7:49:20 PM
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In a blind taste test that someone didn't tell you the age of the bottle, I doubt most would even know the difference between expensive wine and cheap wine. The power of psychology is a powerful thing.

I honestly wouldn't suggest anyone on this board to be wasting money on expensive wine.
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bsp77
03/24/24 8:48:09 PM
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No one with actual knowledge about wine thinks it is that simple

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archizzy
03/24/24 8:54:41 PM
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Im not a wine connoisseur but back when I was in the Navy and traveling the world occasionally wine would be recommended with dinner in various places. Usually when eating pasta based dishes in Italy and in Saint Martin (Island in the Caribbean) on the Dutch side of the island.

Usually In both of these instances the wine that was recommended was a local wine that was just a couple years old. I always liked it and it was reasonably priced.

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SiO4
03/24/24 9:59:11 PM
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bsp77 posted...

It completely depends, and there is usually a peak age and then it gets worse


^^This

Irony posted...
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Sorry to hear that.

LightningThief posted...
In a blind taste test that someone didn't tell you the age of the bottle, I doubt most would even know the difference between expensive wine and cheap wine.


Also, not all good wine is expensive.

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