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The Taste Of Properly Cellared Champagne
Issue: July 31, 1996
July 31, 1996 The Taste Of Properly Cellared Champagne By James Suckling Aged Champagne should taste aged; otherwise, there's really no point in cellaring it. This may sound obvious, but if you consider that mature bottles of vintage Champagne are often "disgorged" and corked only a few months before being sold, the statement may have more significance.
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