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Re: Aging Wine

Posted by jackrandom on March 2, 2004 at 10:28:45:
While I know that wine by name, I have not had it. But I've found that most wines in that price range really are meant to be drunk upon release, and I doubt it will improve much with age. A year in the cellar certainly won't ruin it. Might be fun to take some tasting notes now, then compare them with a bottle you keep for a year -- perhaps there will be some softening of the tannins, maybe a bit of roundness to the edges.
Enjoy!