Look I'm as much of a wine guy as anyone -- but (assuming they were stored at the same temperature) there is absolutely no way that spending a year in zero gravity makes any meaningful difference to the smell or taste of a winehttps://www.euronews.com/2021/03/24/chateau-petrus-does-a-case-of-top-notch-bordeaux-really-taste-different-after-being-in-spa?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1616592594 …
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Age is interesting since it obviously makes a difference, but you can’t do a side by side tasting which holds vintage constant and varies age. Experts can tell the difference between old and young wine but maybe within a threshold of 5-10 years (less for a young wine)
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I found it interesting at vineyards how the grapes that grow right next to the ones used for grand cru have different production methods. Because with restrictions on what it's named they wouldn't be able to charge nearly as much for it.
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