Will the Fridge Keep Open Red Wine From Souring So Fast? Here's What a Wine Pro Told Me
If you spent time choosing the right bottle at the right price, you certainly want to enjoy it to the last drop. An uncorked bottle of wine spoils much faster than an unopened one, so proper storage is key to extending the drinkable life of red, white and sparkling wines.
The rules for storing open wine are simple, but each type has its own specific requirements and unique shelf life. Sealing your wine tightly and keeping it upright will help, but should every bottle of open wine, including red, go in the fridge for maximum freshness in the days after opening?
To get the skinny, I asked wine educator and certified sommelier Rachel Thralls. Once a bottle of wine is open beyond the few hours it takes to breathe and decant, its quality begins to deteriorate. That's why it is crucial to take immediate steps to preserve its longevity...
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