How long does open corked wine stay in a fridge?

Question

And will you notice a difference in the taste?

Answer 1

yes, you can store your wine in the fridge after it opened. But how long it will last is dependent on how much is left in the bottle. The fuller the bottle the longer it will last. but the more air space that's in the bottle the more likely it will go bad faster. the best way to preserve and open wine is with either one of these products. Wine Life or Private Preserve. These are nitrogen gas dispensers that help to keep the oxygen away form the wine and keep it from going bad for up to nine or ten days. Yes with out using the gas the taste will quickly diminish after the first 24 hours.

Answer 2

I work for a winery, a week at the most depending on how much of it is gone. Taste it, if it tastes ok than it most likely is. Most of the really weird stuff that can happen to wine takes longer than a week, over a week it can oxidize and taste funny.

Answer 3

use those vacuum stoppers and it will keep the wine tasting pretty much the same as when you first opened it (up to 24 hours).

Answer 4

it depends on the quality of the wine!! if the wine is cheap it can stay in the fridge for freakin years and if it's not then maybe a week tops. and please tell me it's not red wine your putting in the fridge!!

Answer 5

whites about a week, corked good. reds will go sour and taste like vinegar

Answer 6

I'd say you'd have a week at most.

And yes, you will notice a difference. It will lose flavor and aroma, and eventually will smell like death.

Answer 7

Probably like 50 plus years..if you can get it to at least 100..it will be even more tasty!!

Answer 8

not long