How to properly store open champagne: expert advice

Iryna MelnichenkoLS Food
How to store champagne correctly

Champagne is a delicious, light drink that creates a festive atmosphere. There are many different types of this drink out there, so everyone can definitely choose their own. But don't forget that champagne is a drink that can quickly lose its great taste if it is not stored properly.

The FoodOboz editorial team has selected some useful life hacks for you, which were published on the INSIDER website, which will help you store open champagne for a long time and properly.

How to store champagne correctly

Beverage manager Adam Godd said that the best thing to do is to drink champagne on the opening day. This is the only way to experience the true flavor and aroma of the drink.

1. How to store champagne properly

Champagne

"If an unopened bottle of champagne is not stored properly, it can last for a very long time – even for several generations," Goddu says. The expert noted that it is best to store champagne on its side so that the cork does not dry out and oxidize, which can worsen the taste. It can also be stored in a cellar, away from direct light at a normal temperature of 10-12 C.

How long can you store champagne

Goddu added that open champagne does not last long in the refrigerator because it will not hold its own due to dryness and temperature fluctuations when the door is opened and closed, and it will also pick up odors from food stored nearby.

But if the champagne is sealed, it can be stored in the refrigerator for six months.

Champagne storage

2. How long and how to store open champagne

Goddu recommends putting a cork on a bottle of champagne.

"This will give you an extra day or so to enjoy the drink, although it won't taste quite the same as it did originally," the expert added.

How to store open champagne

3. How to tell if champagne has spoiled

The drink will have a sour taste and a musty odor.

How to store champagne

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