you accept the idea proposed by Heraclitus, that it is impossible to step into the same river twice, then it is easy to accept the notion that no two wines are ever the same. Take these twins, separated at birth. The darker and presumably more mature bottle has been cellaring in the warmth of my study. It's 27.5 degrees C today. The fairer twin has been kept at a constant 14 degrees.
22 January 2012
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you accept the idea proposed by Heraclitus, that it is impossible to step into the same river twice, then it is easy to accept the notion that no two wines are ever the same. Take these twins, separated at birth. The darker and presumably more mature bottle has been cellaring in the warmth of my study. It's 27.5 degrees C today. The fairer twin has been kept at a constant 14 degrees.
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And the taste test ... ?
I think I can stretch on more blog post out of this yet!
Maybe I'll open them mid year. Ideally I'd like to taste them blind, but the colour is such a give away already and in my mind I can already taste the difference. . .
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