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- mannyh - 01-14-2002
I am planning to start a wine collection (i'm 21.5) for later in life and was wondering which types of wine age well and which shouldn't be kept for a long period of time (read: less than four years).
- winoweenie - 01-14-2002
Hi mannyh and welcome to the board. Most of your better Cabernet- based wines offer the ability to age under the proper conditions. Bordeaux, Italian, and Aussie reds will also work in a cellaring program. For specifics you'll need to use the advice of several of the national wine writers. For some specific wines if you'll check the various threads of the reds mentioned above, you can get some idea of Vineyards that make age-worthy wines. WW
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- Duane Meissner - 01-14-2002
Just make sure you have the right storage conditions, or you will get nowhere!
DM