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good suggestions here

Posted by stan2 on September 5, 2003 at 19:18:24:
spain, italy, chile, portugal, argentina, austrailia, new zealand are all relatively good buys. but so can be some california wines if you look around.. i just had a great spanish wine and let it air out for a while.. much improvement. the idea behind pouring a quarter glass or two out of the bottle is that there is more surface area (the main part of the bottle vs the neck...) and the aerating happens much faster. i received a decator flask a couple years ago that much increases the surface area and i use it everytime i drink reds...