Storing your open wine bottles

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Happy New Year everyone. How are you all feeling about 2024?

Something feels “good” about this year. Last year was a doozy for many people in many ways, myself included.

Here’s to hoping 2024 is good for all of us.

So, this Friday…I have a tip for you all. And then some questions.

Let’s go.

Storing your open whites and reds

If you aren’t planning to drink an open bottle (whites and reds) within 24 hours, then keep it in your fridge.

They’ll last longer - three days but not more than one week.

Oxygen is wine’s greatest enemy. Yes, it could further ferment your bottle and give it a more interesting flavor. But it also spoils the wine. And before you know it, you are downing a cup of red vinegar.

Keeping the bottle in the fridge slows the rate of spoilage.

Some questions for you

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Now, go uncork a bottle, it’s the weekend.

Dozie ❤️