How long does this usually preserve wine?
161858
I have only used it to preserve what remains in an open bottle for at most a few days and for this purpose, it works really well. I usually drink a couple of glasses and that leaves about half a bottle. I was also very impressed by how many bottles one can was able to treat. I stopped counting at 30.
161859
Actually people may find this hard to believe but if you follow directions exactly as i have , i have regularly had wine last for weeks...even a month, with this product and leaving the wine then either on the counter or inside the refrigerator if it's pretty hot in summer and the wine is always really really good. I wonder if it depends on the quality of the wine and the kind of wine. I mostly drink only oak barrelled red wine...Ruah, Cabernet, and Merlot usually and don't get anything less than a $20 bottle and usually better quality than that. I also don't drink much out of a bottle once open it, maybe one or two glasses and then sometimes not for weeks again , and i can tell you for over 4 years using this, never has a bottle of wine gone bad and always it tastes great (even guests say that and can't believe it)......sometimes better, smoother...but as i said i get good wine to start with. i have had one can last 3 to 4 years , sometimes share it and finish the bottle and a few nights later open another and have a glass or two only , other times with guests empty the bottle of course...sometimes drink only one glass out of same bottle a few times or more and preserve it for over a months' time before it's finished....and still great tasting wine and well preserved... So that is my experience. And i heard from others that a couple of weeks is pretty normal with this product but maybe more than that you might not be able to count on, but i always have and have never been disappointed. Hope that helps.
161860
I am able to use a bottle of wine 4-5 days in a row with little loss of flavor.
161861
I do not know, the longest I had an open bottle is about 1 1/2 weeks with no problem.
161862
Depends on the wine. For whites, I use the gas and keep it in the refrigerator; can last a couple of weeks. For reds, I use the gas and put it back in the cellar can last for a little more than a week. Works GREAT with oil and vinegar at room temp for a month or more.
161863
I have left the wine for a week with no issues. It seems to depend on how much wine is left in the bottle or some other factors but at two weeks it sometimes goes bad. With the other systems I've tried, I was only able to keep wine about 4 days.
1204451
I rinse it under water after each use and have no problems at all. I would not let it sit an extended period of time with wine remnants in it. That would require soaking and cleaning.
2147244
As far as I know, it's several years. Keep it tightly closed and in a pantry or cabinet out of the sun. I had one bottle that lasted over four years without losing flavor or going bad.
795388
My experience has been the best results are to let it bulk age, in the carboy about 30 days, then bottle it. Most whites and fruit wines are best consumed early. And drink before a year or so. It is only the heavy reds that better with age. Even some of those say drinkable now but better with some age. Good Luck
658902
This will last for many years...I would keep for a max of 5-6 years. Has a long shelf life.
817632
I think you have around 1 month to use it. There aren't preservatives so I have heard of mold growing in old bottles.
1486675
How many days? Wine does not sit around this house days. I have only had it sit for one day, maybe two and it taste like I just opened it. Oh actually, it tastes better because it has had time to breath. To me a wine that sits opened for a day or two tastes more acid and many of the finer notes of flavor are gone. I hope I answered your question.
1885644
The manual with Krups say 30 days. I am lucky if mine last a week beforelasts a week before the beer is gone
139799
Provided you start with a chilled siphon, cold water, shake it for 20 - 30 seconds it can last up to a couple of weeks. Less carbonated the longer you store it, particularly after it is half empty. Hmmmm, time for a Brandy and soda.
1531183
My husband is the wine maker at our house and he says wait a while longer. Also he says the you must be mindful of the temperature that you are keeping the wine at. Hope this is helpful.
1487819
In the many years that I've used this, I've yet to have the stopper come in contact with the wine. The stopper doesn't go far enough into the bottle to touch even a full bottle of wine much less one that has already been open and presumably partially consumed. Once open I always store the bottle upright. The stopper can be hand washed though I rarely need to do this.
2281156
We don't store this brand in refrigerator 2 bottles last us about 2 months. I have never had an issue with it.
756369
You can drink it then, but it gets better with age. I like to wait 6 mos. It also depends on the type of wine. Cabernet needs to age more than say Cianti.
8813
I've been using the same bottle for about 4 years after opened. Its fermented, it does not go bad. It was created by being aged. I just keep it on the shelf in my cabinet.
1882437
Keep in an airtight container at room temperature for 2-3 months. In the refrigerator, it can last up to a year.
1970040
I have had my bottle for a long time and it is still fresh. I think as long as you don't leave it open it will last a good while, I love it.
1231115
Five or six months is fine, I think. Refrigerating extends the life by about a month I would say (though I've never had mine go bad really, just noticed a slight shift in scent).