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05-16-1999, 08:01 PM,
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I have several Rieslings, Gewurztraminers, Merlots, and Cabernets. Are there some good rules of thumb for the best ages to drink them and limits for keeping them?
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05-18-1999, 12:14 AM,
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VERY general....
Merlot...within 5 years of vintage

Cabernet...within 10 years of vintage

Rieslings and Gewurz (except late harvest styles)...from the U.S.....1-3 years - German and Alsatian versions tend to age longer due to higher acidity/lower pH

There are tons of variables...some big Merlots age more like Cabernets...some Rieslings age for a decade and longer...each wine is different and unique.

JDM
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