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7894627 No.7894627 [Reply] [Original]

If you use a vacuum pump, how much longer does it make an average bottle of red wine last?

>> No.7894649

The bottle still lasts the same amount of time, but you could gain at least an inch

>> No.7894652
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7894652

Wine, like vodka, goes bad after you open it. Recommend finishing the whole bottle within the hour.

>> No.7894659

Still around one hour or less

>> No.7897175

>>7894627
From the research I've done on 4chan, about an hour extra life to your wine. Not really worth it if you ask me

>> No.7897179

>>7894652
You are wise.

>> No.7897203

>>7894627
A couple of of days at most. Generally nothing more than a day.

Better to switch bottle to a small one, fill it up to the brim with wine, and seal. Minimum air = minimum oxidation. Works better on fortified wines, though. Inert gas have kept wine for up to a week.

>> No.7897210

>not finishing the bottle
I don't understand

>> No.7897668

>>7894649
I had the same thought at first but I think he's talking about stretching the life of a bottle once it's been opened. since unopened it can last literally hundreds of years if not more

>> No.7897696

>>7897210
>>7894652
this

do you even al/ck/, op?