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In Reply to: RE: Speaking of ageing wines... posted by Inmate51 on January 28, 2017 at 12:48:58:

Go for it. Most "New World" wines seem best within 5 years. No one seems to want to wait. Certain Italian wines are made to an "older style" and an exception and age very well.
8-10 years is my limit. What I really don't understand keeping champagnes for more than 5 years after their release date. With few exceptions, I prefer some sparkle and youthfulness.

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Topic - Speaking of ageing wines... - jimbill 11:38:37 01/25/17 (10)

RE: Speaking of ageing wines... - Inmate51 12:48:58 01/28/17 (9)

RE: Speaking of ageing wines... - triodesteve 19:18:23 01/30/17 (4)

Gaja? - jimbill 21:16:38 01/31/17 (0)

And how it was stored...(nt) - mkuller 10:26:54 01/31/17 (2)

? - jimbill 21:07:31 01/31/17 (1)

RE: ? - triodesteve 14:26:05 02/11/17 (0)

So how was it? (nt) - mkuller 16:23:16 01/30/17 (0)

I'd get a back up...(nt) - mkuller 16:00:43 01/29/17 (0)

Should be fine - jimbill 16:13:14 01/28/17 (0)

You're right - Barry 01/28/1713:02:19 01/28/17 (0)

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You're right - Barry 01/28/1713:02:19 01/28/17 (0)

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