True or False: Vintage aged sherries go through the solera system.

Vintage aged sherries do not go through the solera system. The solera system is a method typically used for aging and blending the majority of sherries, where wines of different ages are mixed together in a series of barrels. This process provides consistency and depth to the wine over time. However, vintage sherries are produced from a single year's harvest, which is bottled as a specific vintage and aged for a certain period without the blending that characterizes the solera system. As a result, each vintage sherry can express the unique characteristics of the harvest year, making it distinct from those that undergo the solera method.

Therefore, the assertion that vintage aged sherries go through the solera system is false. This reinforces the unique nature of vintage sherries, highlighting their individual terroir and vintage expression, rather than the blended consistency that the solera system seeks to achieve.