So no vintners want their wine to change while in the bottle? Or is it that the way it changes in a capped bottle can more easily be predicted?
So no vintners want their wine to change while in the bottle?
They want the changes to come from what's in the bottle when it's closed, not what leaks in through a bad cork
Actually you want a small amount of oxygen to pass through to avoid reductive flavours / mercaptans. Modern screw caps liners also now allow a small amount of oxygen intake to avoid this.
Like I pointed to in the unquoted part.
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So no vintners want their wine to change while in the bottle?
Or is it that the way it changes in a capped bottle can more easily be predicted?