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Completely agree! How boring... I would only add one further characteristic.

Posted by clarkjohnsen on February 26, 2005 at 09:03:27:
Age. More specifically, how *well* an older wine has aged. In my lifetime it's been fun to buy a half-case or a case and dip in every couple of years to observe the curve.
There are disappointments, and there are delightful surprises.
I still have a couple bottles of a 1978 California "Burgundy" that, for maybe five minutes, duplicate the real thing.
clark