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another important factor

Posted by stan2 on March 19, 2004 at 07:06:13:
which i assume you are tuned into is that wine will get worse, not better, if you can't control the temperature and to a lesser extent humidity, for the aging period. so, lay it down in an area of the house that gets the least temp variation (not a sunny window or in the kitchen, eg) and see what happens. if nothing else, depending on when you bought it, it might get over some bottle shock. it was probably bottled in '03.