age like a fine wine

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Etymology

Due to the perception that wine improves with age.

Verb

age like a fine wine (third-person singular simple present ages like a fine wine, present participle aging like a fine wine or ageing like a fine wine, simple past and past participle aged like a fine wine)

  1. (simile) To age well; to look or become better as one becomes older.
    Antonyms: age like milk, age like vinegar

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