The positive effect of aging in the case of wine

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This paper examines the positive aspects of aging. Some items, such as valuable and rare stamps, old coins, works of art, and antiques, become more expensive over time. More popular ex-amples demonstrating the positive effect of aging that influences price are the aging of boutique wine and artisan cheese. The present paper examines the wine aging process that brings about quality improvement. This process also leads to determining (i) optimal aging periods for different wines; (ii) optimal grape juice inventory allocations and prices for different wines; (iii) optimal quantities of different kinds of wine; and (iv) the time durations of wine production and consumption from each vintage. These aspects are considered in an environment in which the demand in-creases over time due to the aging and rarity of the product.

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Gonen, L. D., Tavor, T., & Spiegel, U. (2021). The positive effect of aging in the case of wine. Mathematics, 9(9). https://doi.org/10.3390/math9091012

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