This Wine Chart is a Good Reference to Keep On Hand Once Bottles are Open
Alyson Wyers — June 24, 2015 — Lifestyle
This wine chart explains its longevity after a bottle has been opened. Created by wine culture site Wine Folly, the infographic 'How Long Wine Lasts Open' answers the age old question most adults wonder about. It even breaks it down into different varieties of wine so you can be extra sure. Adults everywhere know one of the worst things is having to throw out old wine, so this chart is surely life-changing for many.
While sparkling wine will last just one to three days in the fridge with a specialized wine stopper, bag in a box wine has considerably more longevity as it can go 28 days in the fridge, even after it has been opened. The wine chart also covers fortified, rosé, red and white wine.
While sparkling wine will last just one to three days in the fridge with a specialized wine stopper, bag in a box wine has considerably more longevity as it can go 28 days in the fridge, even after it has been opened. The wine chart also covers fortified, rosé, red and white wine.
Trend Themes
1. Wine Storage Innovation - Develop new wine storage solutions to extend the longevity of opened bottles.
2. Wine Education Tools - Create more educational resources for wine lovers, including apps and online guides.
3. Wine Preservation Technology - Invest in the development of wine preservation technology to keep opened bottles fresher for longer.
Industry Implications
1. Wine Retail - Retailers can use this chart to educate customers and sell more wine preservation tools.
2. Hospitality - Restaurants can use this chart to train staff and improve customer experience by extending the life of opened wine bottles.
3. Tech - Tech companies can develop smart wine stoppers and other devices that connect to smartphones to monitor and preserve wine.
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