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Keeping Wine
I used to open a bottle of wine and drink it over the next two or three weeks, and it was fine, but the last bottle tasted horrible after a week, when I checked the label it said to "consume within 3 days" it was Australian colombard chardonnay 12%, I have never had his happen before, have you?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I open a bottle of wine and it is gone in about two to three hours (if it lasts that long). I have heard about special stoppers that you can use to keep wine fresh but it would not get used if I had one, so cannot comment if they are any good. There may be people on here who make a bottle of wine last 2-3 weeks, but I doubt it!
thanks for your replies, I can't drink like I used to as sometimes have to take medication that don't mix with alcohol, its just that i have never seen a 'drink by' date on wine before, in my younger days it would'nt have even crossed my mind that wine would need that, are smaller bottles available? my oh can't help as he don't drink at all, but I do like a glass sometimes.
Thanks mazie and Baldric for your kind comments.
At this very moment, glass in hand, I am drinking boxed Sicilian Red.....it's not bad for afternoon drinking, after a few lunchtime sherries. Hic, Hic.
Do you think I should make my own wine ?...I've got a recipe for one which should keep as fresh as a daisy.:-
http:// winemak ing.jac kkeller .net/re quest13 8.asp
Al.
At this very moment, glass in hand, I am drinking boxed Sicilian Red.....it's not bad for afternoon drinking, after a few lunchtime sherries. Hic, Hic.
Do you think I should make my own wine ?...I've got a recipe for one which should keep as fresh as a daisy.:-
http://
Al.