If your white wine has been able to age in wooden barrels and has been in contact with oxygen during its production, then it will be more stable and more “alive”. Its aromas will therefore last longer. So, even if it changes taste slightly, it can more easily be stored for 3 days in the refrigerator.
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How long does a light and fruity rosé last?
Rosé is quite similar to fruity white wine. If it has been reduced, it risks losing its aromas of rasp, earth and other small fruits more quickly. However, it is drinkable for at least 2 days.
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How long does a light, fruity red wine last?
Grape varieties less rich in pigments (anthocyanins), such as Pinot Noir, are more sensitive when open. So don’t exceed 3 days!
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How long does audacious rosé last?
This more intense, almost dark rosé has a taste closer to that of red wine and can therefore easily stay 3 days in the refrigerator before being drunk.
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How long does a medium-bodied red wine last?
Depending on the color, density and tannin, your full-bodied red wine can stay in the fridge for up to 4 days. Flavor-wise, the primary fruit note will no longer be as strong and the drink will gain more suppleness.
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How long does a strong red wine rich in tannins last?
Indeed, the process of softening wine is sometimes beneficial, especially when it comes to strong, almost gruff wines. Thus, the aromas covered in tannins also take on their full meaning. So you can rest easy and keep your bottle of red wine cool for 5 to 7 days.