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Definition of bottle age in English: bottle agenoun mass nounTime spent by a wine maturing in its bottle. Example sentencesExamples - It has quite big tannins which should soften with more bottle age.
- My palate is yearning for some complex, complicated wines with some bottle age.
- Maybe these wines will soften and come around with a little bottle age, but at these prices these wines are meant to be bought and drunk immediately.
- It has a dry style, but should be one to watch for further bottle age development of flavours like lychee and Turkish delight.
- However, for the more complex Pinot Grigio wines listed below, two or three years of bottle age will reward you with a more interesting and multi-layered wine.
- Many more wines are appearing at Crianza level, with minimum oak and bottle age.
- No, these wines would not blow away the jaded palates of wine judges today, but they were balanced wines that developed nice complexity after a few years of bottle age.
- A McLaren Vale-sourced blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Petit Verdot that has all the intensity, richness and muscle of Australian red wine at its best, but with a smart sense of balance and the value of bottle age.
- The other vintages displayed intensity, a particular sandalwood fragrance, especially with bottle age, and a lovely combination of dark-red fruit and ripe herbs, all held in a firm tannic grip that accentuated the wine's dryness.
- It is a big lush Pinot Gris which will get even better with bottle age.
- While people's perception of Bordeaux is often colored by expensive collectibles, prices cover a wide range, and most Bordeaux is eminently drinkable without additional bottle age.
- Only after two or more years of bottle age will a fine Meursault or Puligny-Montrachet start to show the quality of the fruit.
- Maybe a little more bottle age will smooth it out?
- Good easy-drinking summer style which could benefit from further bottle age 1 to 2 years.
- After another four months of bottle age, Kurni is ready for sale.
Definition of bottle age in US English: bottle agenoun Time spent by a wine maturing in its bottle. Example sentencesExamples - Only after two or more years of bottle age will a fine Meursault or Puligny-Montrachet start to show the quality of the fruit.
- However, for the more complex Pinot Grigio wines listed below, two or three years of bottle age will reward you with a more interesting and multi-layered wine.
- Maybe a little more bottle age will smooth it out?
- The other vintages displayed intensity, a particular sandalwood fragrance, especially with bottle age, and a lovely combination of dark-red fruit and ripe herbs, all held in a firm tannic grip that accentuated the wine's dryness.
- After another four months of bottle age, Kurni is ready for sale.
- While people's perception of Bordeaux is often colored by expensive collectibles, prices cover a wide range, and most Bordeaux is eminently drinkable without additional bottle age.
- Maybe these wines will soften and come around with a little bottle age, but at these prices these wines are meant to be bought and drunk immediately.
- A McLaren Vale-sourced blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Petit Verdot that has all the intensity, richness and muscle of Australian red wine at its best, but with a smart sense of balance and the value of bottle age.
- Many more wines are appearing at Crianza level, with minimum oak and bottle age.
- It has quite big tannins which should soften with more bottle age.
- My palate is yearning for some complex, complicated wines with some bottle age.
- It has a dry style, but should be one to watch for further bottle age development of flavours like lychee and Turkish delight.
- Good easy-drinking summer style which could benefit from further bottle age 1 to 2 years.
- No, these wines would not blow away the jaded palates of wine judges today, but they were balanced wines that developed nice complexity after a few years of bottle age.
- It is a big lush Pinot Gris which will get even better with bottle age.
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