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Is the year a wine (vintage in wine speak) was produced important? Well, sometimes "yes" and sometimes "no". To find out when it matters and when it doesn't, check out the list of extensive wines form 1990 to 2006 here in Year.
What's in a Year?
What's in a Year? Sometimes nothing and sometimes everything. Believe it or not, there are definitely good and bad years for wine production. Here are some things that factor in when determining the good from the bad:
- Climate – The number one determining factor for good and bad wine years. Wine grapes are delicate creatures and are affected by all types of climactic changes like too much or too little rainfall or unseasonably hot or cool temperatures.
- Wine makers skills – Most vineyards keep their master winemakers on staff on for a long time so skill isn't usually a problem. Mistakes like allowing the wine too much oxygen exposure, can be made however, though not very often.
What's Inside
Here are a few samplings of what you can expect to find in Year:
- 1997 Clarendon Hills Shiraz
- 1997 Stag's Leap Cabernet Sauvignon
- 2000 Reignac Merlot Bordeaux Superieur
- 2004 Andeluna Cellars Malbec
Leisurely Browsing
The greatest part about reading about which Year is the best and worst for a certain bottle of wine is that you can take your time and explore your options. So, you can feel free to explore the flavor nuances of a 1997 Stags Leap Cab without having to pay the high ticket price. By taking your time, you can be sure you'll make the perfect wine purchase at your local wine merchant.
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