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Older wine - is it any good? HELP!
02-06-2005, 04:04 PM,
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Decanting in this case is because a wine that old will have a lot of sediment in the bottom. Particularly a Barolo. Set the bottle upright for a day before drinking. Then open very carefully without shaking the bottle if possible. Pour it into another vessel similar in shape to a wine bottle. Empty Almaden bottles work great as decanters. As soon a sediment appears in the neck stop pouring. If you want to save the little bit in the bottom, run it through a coffee filter.

Don't really know for sure if the wine is any good, much less how much value it has.



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