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How Long Is Wine Good With Wine Stopper?

Bottle of Wine with a Stopper from Amber isolated on

When you allow an unfinished bottle of wine lying around your kitchen counter or in a refrigerator without a cover, you are risking the rich flavor and taste to go to waste. The key is to use a wine stopper. When sealed with a wine stopper and refrigerated, an unfinished bottle of wine can last for 3 to 5 days.

A wine stopper is an important wine accessory to preserve the quality of wine before refrigeration. Since it is quite a hassle to place the cork back, a wine stopper with varying sizes and shapes can do the work for you.

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Shelf Life of Different Wines with a Wine Stopper

Each type of wine has a different lifespan. The reason behind this is that the ingredients and process each bottle has undergone varies. If you want to know how long different wines will last using a wine stopper, read on.

  • Red Wines

Red wines with a wine stopper on are still good to consume after 3 to 5 days. Since red wine contains more tannins and natural acidity, it can last longer than other wines. However, the unfinished wine bottle should also be stored in a cool and dark place. When it is placed in an area below 70 degrees Fahrenheit, it will turn bad quickly.

Red wine glasses with a wine bottle and grapes on top of the table

  • Sparkling Wines

Sparkling wines such as Champagne and Prosecco lose their carbonation or fizz the moment you open them. Because of this, it is ideal to use a wine stopper as quickly as possible and store them in the fridge. A sparkling wine with a stopper can last for up to 2 days

Sparkling wine glasses with a wine bottle on top of a table

  • Light White Wines

Light white wines such as Pinot Grigio, Pinot Gris, and Sauvignon Blanc start to lose their natural fresh and zesty taste on the first day of being opened. However, with a wine stopper on, these wines can last for 5 to 7 days.

A glass of light white wine with chardonnay grapes

  • Fortified Wine

Out of all the classic wines, from red to white, fortified wines last the longest upon their opening. Because of the addition of brandy during the fermentation process, fortified wines with a wine stopper on can last for 28 days! Again, make sure it is properly sealed and stored in a cool place. 

Conclusion

A wine stopper is a good tool to have around every time you cannot finish a wine bottle. Just take advantage of this wine accessory and store the bottle in the fridge. You don’t have to worry about your wine losing its freshness ever again. For your questions or suggestions, feel free to leave a comment below.

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