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[TN] 2 Year Storage Experiment, Part 2
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Thanks Mark. I think it will take a few decades of testing to come to a conclusion:)
Lew
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And then there is the question of bottle variation... A conclusive test may have to involve cases of different wines.
Over the years I've come to the conclusion that a low storage temperature may not be all that important...? We may have to test bottles stored at 40,
50, 60, 70 and even 80F not to speak of fluctuating temperaturesAnders
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One of the best bottles of Bordeaux I've ever had was an $8 Cote de Borg that I left in my 80 degree car for a few hours. Apparently that sped up just the right chemical reactions without destroying the wine.
Alas, it's not a phenomenon I've ever repeated.
Shaun Eli