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JoesHO · 06-15-2004

I read, that if only a glass or two has been drank from the bottle, it will not oxidize for a week to ten days, but if the wine in the bottle is only about a glass or two left, then it will oxidize right away like you said as well Serge.

does this hold true for all types of wine, Reds, Whites, roses, etc.....

or is it different for the different varieties. does brand or how it was made alter this process in any way?

what about if you vaccuum seal it instaed of recorcking the bottle?

06-15-2004	#7
JoesHO Members Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 5,085	I read, that if only a glass or two has been drank from the bottle, it will not oxidize for a week to ten days, but if the wine in the bottle is only about a glass or two left, then it will oxidize right away like you said as well Serge. does this hold true for all types of wine, Reds, Whites, roses, etc..... or is it different for the different varieties. does brand or how it was made alter this process in any way? what about if you vaccuum seal it instaed of recorcking the bottle? __________________ AEBN THE GLOBAL LEADER IN ADULT EVOLUTION something FIT this way comes!