Group III

Drink at 5-8 years old. Classic wines which demand bottle-age to show their true quality. France White wines: the best Graves and Sauternes - only the greatest wines (Chateau d'queen etc) need longer; Vouvray and other Chenin Blanc wines from hot vintages; selection de grains nobles Alsace; top white burgundy' the best vintages of champagne. Red wines: good but not the greates, red burgundy; great burgundies from average years; good northern Rhone wines and Chateauneuf; most bordeauxz classed growths, except from the best years and top chateaux. Germany The best Auslesen and above; Eiswein These can improve-sometimes for decades-but most can be drunk within their first decade. Italy and Spain Top barols from good vintages; the best Rioja reservas and gran reservas; the best "super" vini di tavola. New World Top Cabernet Sauvignons; best Australian Shiraz and Semillion.