quick newbie question


I have had very good luck with the Vac-u-vin oxygen extraction pump and stoppers. I do this for all of my opened bottles, and place them on their sides in the regular 'fridge. I have not done a control experiment to measure the exact changes that might take place, but have kept reds for up to a week with no noticeable change in the characteristics of the wine. Whites seem to go a bit more quickly around the house, as there are always two drinkers, and sometimes, I'm the only one doing the reds.

pls recommend a fruity red wine
Not as easy as you might think. While it used to be easy to find the cheap and nasty versions...

I have several nitrogen purge systems, and have ceased using them, as they do not "seem" to offer better storage, and each has a proceedure, that can get a bit involved.

I need to do a control with each method available to me, just to see if I can detect a difference, but have not done so.

You might want to do a Search on Google.groups (afw) to see some past suggestions and comments, as this is a fairly common question.

Modernist Barolo
From a friend of mine Traditionalist Barolo and Barbaresco: Accombutto Alessandria, Fratelli Ascheri Barale, Sergio Bobutto, Franco - Gabutti Borgogno, Giacomo Borgogno, Sergio e Battista Bovio, Gianfranco Brezza Brovia Cantina del Glincine Castello di Verduno Cavallotto...

FWIW, I travel with a Vac-u-vin and about 4 stoppers, just for this purpose.

Hunt


List | Previous | Next