Does wine taste better the longer it is stored?

Many people believe that vintage is the most important criterion for evaluating wine quality, and that older wines are always better. This is actually a misunderstanding. All wines have a suitable drinking period, after which their flavor diminishes significantly. Ordinary wines are not designed for long-term storage and should be consumed within five years of bottling. Only top-quality wines can be aged for a long time, potentially lasting 50 or even 100 years.

The word "organic life form" can be used to describe red wine. It has a growth and development cycle, from youth to maturity and then to aging, and has an unchangeable life trajectory.

Different red wines have different life cycles, which depend on various factors such as the wine variety, brewing method, acidity, alcohol content, tannins and flavor substances. The collection of red wine requires very high technical conditions, and it is easy to deteriorate if not stored properly.

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