Open red wine should be stored in the fridge to preserve it and removed about 10 minutes before serving. Pamela Vachon/CNET Days it will last in the fridge: 3-5 "Red wines can be stored in a cool ...

When it comes to whether or not to have a wine fridge, the decision really depends on two things: first, how often you enjoy a drink, and second, how much space you have in your kitchen.

On this page, you’ll find some of the best refrigerator (Fridge) priced under Rs. 30,000 in India. Alongside each product, you’ll find its key specifications that’ll help you pause and ponder over the ...

Serving wine at its perfect temperature is no longer just for sommeliers. These two clever Solenco Life gadgets promise fuss-free, flavour-filled pours every time.

Before you begin the process, you'll need to have a place to keep food cold. Once the fridge is unplugged, remove all food and beverage items from the shelves, bins, and compartments. This part of the ...

A cooler and frozen gel packs, in case you have to take food out of the fridge to keep it cold. Dry ice or block ice to keep food cold inside the fridge, if you think the power will be out for a ...

This wine deserves to be your new fridge-door white – snap it up when you see it Having been ‘on the verge of extinction’ in the 1970s, aromatic and fresh godello has enjoyed a revival and ...

Even after weeks in the fridge, sake doesn’t deteriorate the way wine does. You may lose a bit of character and aroma, but you won’t be left with a sour or spoiled product.

Wine temperatures vary with varieties, but general guidance suggests a white wine should be served between 7C and 10C, while most red wines should be served between 12C and 18C. Champagne and ...