Red Wine, does it go out of date?
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Red Wine, does it go out of date?
As we are moving, we've found 2 bottles of red wine hidden away, one is from 99 and the other is 2002 are these remotely drinkable?
Reason I ask is they don't have a best by lol
Reason I ask is they don't have a best by lol
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I was just going to ask how long an uncorked bottle of wine is ok for
Guessing same answer in the oldsplice house
Guessing same answer in the oldsplice house
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Just open it, if it tastes of vinegar then it's off, if it tastes of wine drink and enjoy. Even if it's off tasting it won't harm you, just wouldn't drink it all.
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If it has been laid on its side to keep the inside part of the cork wet and airtight it should be alright.
If the air has been able to get into the bottle it will eventually oxidise into vinegar.
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If the air has been able to get into the bottle it will eventually oxidise into vinegar.
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As soon as you open it you will be able to tell if it has 'gone off'.
Whether it is a good wine to drink at that age really depends on the wine.
The best clarets typically take 10-15 years to start getting to their peak.
Whether it is a good wine to drink at that age really depends on the wine.
The best clarets typically take 10-15 years to start getting to their peak.
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