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White wines decay with age...

reds wines improve with age.

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No red wine would last for 175 years. The moment you remove the cork and the wine gets in contact with fresh air the wine is gone. Personally i keep for my collection every bottle older than 30 years i adquire.
From my experience opening bottles older than that is speeding on the highway to disapointent]]>Mar 27th 2009 6:35AMhttp://www.luxist.com/2009/03/10/popping-the-cork-on-the-worlds-oldest-champagne/http://www.luxist.com/2009/03/10/popping-the-cork-on-the-worlds-oldest-champagne/Mar 11th 2009 11:48AM