How long have you kept wine after opening using the Vacu Vin?
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I have kept a bottle of wine for a couple of weeks after using the Vacu Vin. Upon opening the wine afterward, it was still perfectly fine. I don't usually wait that long to finish a bottle of wine, but I was pleasantly surprised that the wine was just as it was when I sealed it in the first place.
716892
Well I am at the 9 drop a day mode so the open bottle keeps a long time...I keep mine in the refrigerator.
1837180
Hi, Beverley. We first encountered this saver vacuum in Italy and really like it over the rubber stopper with vacuum pump. All you do is place this stopper on the bottle, push down & pump to let the air out. Them it easily stores and when you want to reopen, simply lift up (it has a tight seal so you will have to lift with a bit of force. We find it convenient and a good way to store reopened wine. Hope this helps!Bill
797977
Ali I'm not a wine expert but do like wine. I don't know about the storage or aging of reds. The fridge maintains temp within a couple degrees of what you set. There is a little vibration when compressor runs and it is a little louder then some people might like. I find it acceptable for my needs. Hope that helps.
1584989
While I can't tell you exactly, we use a can for several years until it was empty. We don't use it often, as we don't usually have left over wine. It also worked on a partially full 22 oz. beer. It was still good a few days later.
1796186
We've been drinking it for two years. They are all individually packed and sealed. Unless they are punctured I think they have a pretty long shelf life.
1986858
48 hours seems like a while. I punctured the vacuum seal at approx. 6pm Friday, and by 8am Saturday I had a HUGE cozy sack in my back room LOL. Make sure you open it where you intend to keep it. It's an absolute bear to fit through doorways.
2029956
I initially opened the entire top to give a good dosing and then put lid back on with only center hole open. Mine sits right in from of air conditioning intake on a boat which means it will get used up faster by the constant air flow. In my case, it will last about 3 months (slightly smaller space than your RV, but the constant air flowing over it makes a big difference. I would expect that you would get 4 months out of it. Love the stuff!!!
1416976
I keep my opened bottle in a cool, but not refrigerated place in the kitchen. I have had this bottle longer than six months, but not yet a year. It appears to be just fine.
1827929
i seal mine with a vaccum contanior after opening .. keeps it fresh for two weeks buy that time it is gone.
659043
I've had mine open for about 2 years and it is still fine.After I take some out I make sure the bag is tightly closed and remove as much air as possible.
1036689
no I have had open (re-closed with the cap) partially used bottles for 6 months. I only take it when I am feeling something coming on. I take one cap full every 4 hrs till I feel better and then maybe 2 more times to make sure. I put the cap on and store on a shelf till I feel I need to take it again. I get sick very seldom.
2282353
12-18 months according to date on bottle. I also refrigerate after opening. Don't think I have ever had a bottle go bad before it got used up.
437380
No, I keep mine on as long as I need it. It can be on there for weeks until I am done with that part if the fermentation.
406515
I've had it for a few months now and, from what i can see, there is no difference between when i bought it and today. You just need to store it in a 'cool dry place' and thats it. Also, i'm not even halfway through the bottle yet so i would expect to it to last to the end of this year.
2196984
In my experience, it actually depends on the amount of wine left in the bottle. Amazing because one bottle of Chilean bottle was still drinkable, didn't taste like vinegar at all after 6 days. That bottle was more than half full when I left it in the ref using the vacu vin. However, one bottle of Australian CabSav didn't taste so well anymore after 4 days when I left it w/ just a third of wine in the bottle.
479289
No, but if the bottles have not been opened the wine still goes to the cork. We've had no problems.