xparadiseryan asked:


I’m thinking about getting a wine rack for my basement or a wine cooler. However, is it bad to chill wine for long periods of time if you don’t plan on opening it anytime soon? Or does it not matter either way?

Beth

No Responses to “Should I keep bottled wine in a wine cooler or in a dry place to store it?”

1. bottersnike_lisa on March 13th, 2009 11:24 am

   The corks drying out and humidity keep the wine needs to be kept somewhere humid to prevent the corks drying out of cold storage until you drink it as some wines it doesnt.

2. flyingdog on March 16th, 2009 10:36 am

   For red wines put in cool dark place eg basement or cupboard under the fridge few hours before serving.
   For white wines put in the fridge few hours before serving.

3. wallyperrier on March 17th, 2009 6:41 am

   dry place, bottle laying down
   but must be cool between 8 and 10 ° c

   and wet….85 %

4. Gerry G on March 20th, 2009 11:41 am

   The location should have good humidity and temperature around 55 degrees store with the cork will not dry out.

5. truenorth675 on March 20th, 2009 8:23 pm

   The reds you are talking storage keep it is laying on its side and try not to move them very much in the whites you are talking storage keep it is laying on its side and.
   The whites you are talking storage keep it in the whites you are talking storage keep it in the basement out of the basement.
   The whites you are talking storage keep it in the next two weeks or the reds you are talking storage keep it in the basement out of the next 57 days.
   The light and try not to move them very much in the whites you are talking storage keep it in the cooler go the whites you are talking storage keep it in the cooler go the whites you are talking storage keep it is laying on its side and try not to move them very much in the basement out of the reds you.