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Bro, for a beer and whisky lover, what's the best way to learn/start vintage wines? My knowledge of wine stops at: "just give me cabernet sauvignon, shiraz or the driest red you have."

This is a really difficult question to answer in a tweet. You often hear that you should just drink a lot of wine and figure out what you like, but that wasn’t helpful for me. I found it much more fulfilling to pick a region and learn a lot about it (read books, blogs etc) while

How much age you like on the Moelleux before drinking it? I’m sitting on a 2015 Le Mont.

I’ve only had a few different vintages - 1989, 2018 and this 96. The older ones are rich and raisiny and well worth it, but the 18 was great too, really fresh and zesty. I imagine you don’t want to wait 20 more years to drink it so I’d say go for it now!