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Why Old Wines are Expensive & Rare?

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Why Old Wines are Expensive & Rare?

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  1. Why Old Wines are Expensive and Rare?

  2. TOPICS OVERVIEW Cost of Production Rarity Flavor (or Taste) Best rhone wines Get your old wines

  3. Cost of Production: Making wine entails more than just having many grapes ferment in a wooden cask. (return to line) It takes distilleries, fermentation tanks, high quality bottles, cellars, and other factors also include labor costs for grape harvesters, sorters, brewers, marketers and sommeliers who sample the wine for quality assurance.

  4. Rarity Rare vintages are bottles of wine made with a particular type of grape grow in a specific area at a particular time, giving the wine a distinct taste.(return to line) These rare wines are usually over 50 years old and depending on external factors that formed the unique flavor, cannot be duplicated. Reason why rare wines are pricey.

  5. Flavor (or Taste): The more time a wine remains in the barrel, the better it becomes. Since the amber liquid absorbs more flavors and aromas from its casks over time, the way wine is aged is highly essential to connoisseurs. The phenolic compounds in aged wine give it its deep, complex flavors that non-aged wines can't match.

  6. Best Rhone Wines: After Bordeaux, the Côtes du Rhône is France's oldest and second-largest appellation. Cornas, which is entirely made of Syrah grapes, and Cote Rotie, which is mainly made of Syrah grapes with some Viognier thrown in for good measure, provide some of Northern Rhone's Best Rhone Wines.

  7. Get your Old Wine: Richelle Mead” Get your Old wine -Cheers. “I’m like a fine wine. I get better with age. The best is yet to come -

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