Assertion: chenin blanc's wine | /r/HasProperty | aged
Facets:
value: for seven months
type: TEMPORAL
value: often
type: DEGREE
value: total for the entire blend
type: OTHER
value: in stainless steel
type: OTHER
value: across the world
type: LOCATION
value: hardly
type: DEGREE
value: in barrel
type: LOCATION
value: on the lees
type: LOCATION
value: during the first fermentation
type: TEMPORAL
value: before drinking
type: TEMPORAL
value: ideally
type: DEGREE
value: in oak
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Ideally, this wine should be aged for five to 10 years before drinking (and properly stored, it can age up to 20 years).
text: This snappy, bright, and creamy sparkling wine is aged on the lees for up to five months during the first fermentation, then for a full 24 months in the bottle.
text: Across the world, including in France, the wine is hardly ever aged in oak, with the winemakers preferring to exhibit the bright and fruity characteristics of the grape.
text: The wine is aged in stainless steel.
text: Stirring occurred weekly, and the wine was aged in barrel for seven months.
text: Usually a blend of several fruity, full bodied wines that have been aged for at least six months in wood for each wine and at least a year total for the entire blend.
text: The wine must be aged for at least one year in oak and sold exclusively in glass wine bottles.
text: These wines often should be aged three to five years, and again the best wines can keep for much longer.
text: These wines often should be aged three to five years, and again the best wines can keep for much longer.