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Red Wine
OK, OK..... I am guilty!
I committed THE cardinal sin on Thursday night. A friend brought around a bottle of red wine and I stuck it in the fridge not realising that it was not white - too busy grabbing a bottle of chilled wine for us to get stuck into![]() Anway as I don't liked red wine, I don't know anything about it! I have taken it out of the fridge and it is now being kept at room temperature - as I know it should. Is it still OK to drink once it has been chilled then back at room temp again? I want to give it back to the person who brought it round but don't want to poison her in the process ![]() Any advice would be cool, thanks. |
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it will be fine.
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According to a wine book of my dads is okay to chill red wine............
![]() Not sure what the situation would be with it now though.......... sorry, but you'll know for future
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I'm not ponsey about wine so it wouldn't bother me. I've had chilled red wine before. Had Sangria the other week.
I suppose the main point is if it's a very good (expensive) wine that you want to savour, or a bottle of plonk to get tipsy off of. |
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Wine doesn't keep if you expose it to different temperatures on a regular basis, but yours will be fine !
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Some red wines are excellent lightly chilled on hot days (if we ever get any
) examples being Beaujolais & Grenache-Shiraz.
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not realising that it was not white - too busy grabbing a bottle of chilled wine for us to get stuck into

