The best way to store open wine

What do you do with leftover wine? Here’s a little #bluepeter style vid for you to help you get longer life out of your wine. 💪🍷

You may be thinking: who has leftover wine?🤔 That is a fair question.

Here’s why you might 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

Wine hack: One should always have at least two bottles of wine open at once. Over indulgent? Oh no. The more wine you compare to each other, the easier it is to identify what makes a wine unique. One wine alone can be tricky to work out if the acidity is high or low, but with another next to it you have something to measure it against. Aromas become clearer. You might suddenly have that eureka moment of really being able to smell grapefruit in your glass when previously wine just smelt like ‘wine’.

So get experimenting and throw caution and corks out the window. If you store your open wine correctly they’ll be no waste... 👌

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What do you do with left over wine? Here’s a little #bluepeter style vid for you to help you get longer life out of your wine. 💪🍷 You may be thinking: who has leftover wine?🤔 That is a fair question. Here’s why you might 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 Wine hack: One should always have at least two bottles of wine open at once. Over indulgent? Oh no. The more wine you compare to each other, the easier it is to identify what makes a wine unique. One wine alone can be tricky to work out if the acidity is high or low, but with another next to it you have something to measure it against. Aromas become clearer. You might suddenly have that eureka moment of really being able to smell grapefruit in your glass when previously wine just smelt like ‘wine’. So get experimenting and throw caution and corks out the window. If you store your open wine correctly they’ll be no waste... 👌

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