Here's a tip from Wine Folly:How Long opened Red Wine will last? 3–5 days in a cool, dark place with a cork. The more tannin and acidity the red wine has, the longer it lasts after opening. So, a light red with very little tannin, such as Pinot Noir, won’t last open as long as a rich red like Petite Syrah. Some wines will even improve after the first day of opening. Store open red wines in a chiller or a dark, cool place after opening them. If you don’t have a chiller, your fridge is the next best.  

What to know About Wine Body

reprinted with permission from WINE FOLLY How To Tell The Body of a Wine Because of the fat level, it’s easy to taste the difference between whole milk and skim milk. That said, the fullness of wine’s body isn’t as easy to pinpoint because it involves many factors. Fortunately, there are a few clues you…

Come Over October

Wine Connects UsOur Mission- the Come Over October campaign:Our mission is to encourage people to invite family and friends, new and old, to come together during the month of October to share some wine and friendship. We believe that through the simple act of sharing wine, we share other things that matter— generosity, caring, and…

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Wine Serving Basics

Knowing the proper way to open and serve wine is not only a surefire way to impress friends and add some class to your next stay-at-home date night, but a few benefits to your taste buds are hiding in there as well.  Dig into the 7 Basics To Serving Wine so you can look and taste…

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