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Message: From GoLocalProv by Steffen Rasch, GoLocalProv Wine Writer: Most people who know a thing or two about wine agree that wine is a living thing. Wine evolves, not only through years of bottle aging in ones cellar, but also in the short term beginning immediately after it is opened. If sipped right after it is uncorked, a wine will taste different than if you let it sit and aerate for a bit, and even more different if you try it the next day. This is why I believe that in order to truly get to know a wine it is important that you taste at different stages in its life. http://www.golocalprov.comhttp://beta.golocalprov.com/the-cellar-wines-that-get-better-with-time1