cellaring
/ˈsɛlərɪŋ/
noun
- The process of storing wine or other beverages in a cellar to improve their quality over time.
- Cellaring wine requires a cool, dark place with steady temperature.
- Many wine lovers enjoy cellaring their favorite bottles for special occasions.
- Proper cellaring can make a young wine taste much better after a few years.
Synonyms
verb
- To store something, especially wine, in a cellar.
- The winery recommends cellaring this vintage for at least five years.
- They are cellaring several cases of red wine for their anniversary.
- He learned how to cellar wine from his grandfather.