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"All mature wines taste of more than just fruit. Mature wines neverassault your senses with simply one flavor, sensation or aroma. They own amultitude of notes that can enthrall your palate like a veritable symphony..."
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"All mature wines taste of more than just fruit. Mature winesnever assault your senses with simply one flavor, sensation or aroma. Theyown a multitude of notes that can enthrall your palate like a veritable symphony..."
On Jan 10, 6:25*pm, aesthete8 > wrote:
> http://www.hiluxury.com/wines-age/ Does that mean that a wine does not reveal its unique identity until it is fully mature? |
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"All mature wines taste of more than just fruit. Mature wines never assault your senses with simply one flavor, sensation or aroma. They own a multitude of notes that can enthrall your palate like a veritable symphony..."
"aesthete8" > skrev i melding ... On Jan 10, 6:25 pm, aesthete8 > wrote: > http://www.hiluxury.com/wines-age/ Does that mean that a wine does not reveal its unique identity until it is fully mature? In my view, the concept of maturity is a little bit misleading. What is true is that the wine changes all the time during storage. Asking an old vintner which was best - a young wine or an old one, he shrugged and told me: Some love the daughter, others the mother... Both have an unique identity... :-) However - it is also true that many wines, notably red wines of some class from Bordeaux or Italy, for instance, go through a phase of sleeping at about 6-10 years of age. Anders |
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