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Posted by mkuller on September 29, 2012 at 11:47:48:
...most chardonnays my wife drinks are better after a year, maybe two of bottle age.

I may have a glass with her, just to be social, but I much prefer reds.

Some of our favorites are Landmark Overlook, Neyers and Ferrari-Carano (as wine club members we get some of the high end ones not distributed).

Some like Mt. Eden's more European style can go longer.

Like champagne, I find longer aging makes them mellower and less crisp.