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Article: Wine Q&A
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- Yakima Herald-Republic
- Article date:
- October 24, 2007
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Q. I am presently seeing red wines for retail sale that are a
year or less old. I am willing to confess that I am unable to
determine much about red wines at such a young age. My first
question would be: How are other people able to determine so much at
such a young age?
Second question: Isn't a winery cutting its nose off to spite its
face when it places un-aged and poor quality wines on the market
with its label on the bottles?
A. You are absolutely correct that many red wines are now being
released at a very young age, far more than in the past. There are
many reasons for this, among them: