How to Store Champagne
Store your champagne in a cool area.. Keep your champagne away from sunlight.. Set your bottles on a flat, sturdy surface.
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Store your champagne in a cool area.
Store your champagne in a cool area.
Keep your champagne away from sunlight.
Keep your champagne away from sunlight.
Set your bottles on a flat, sturdy surface.
Set your bottles on a flat, sturdy surface.
Store your bottles for no more than 5 days if opened or 1 month if sealed.
Store your bottles for no more than 5 days if opened or 1 month if sealed.
Acquire a champagne storage rack or shelving unit.
Acquire a champagne storage rack or shelving unit.
Place your rack in a humid, insulated room.
Place your rack in a humid, insulated room.
Lay your bottles flat on the rack.
Lay your bottles flat on the rack.
Keep your bottles at about 55 °F (13 °C).
Keep your bottles at about 55 °F (13 °C).
Cover the room's windows to keep sunlight out.
Cover the room's windows to keep sunlight out.
Store your champagne for up to 5 days if opened or 10 years if sealed.
Store your champagne for up to 5 days if opened or 10 years if sealed.
Cool champagne gradually using a refrigerator.
Cool champagne gradually using a refrigerator.
Chill your bottle quickly using a bucket of ice.
Chill your bottle quickly using a bucket of ice.
Take your champagne out when it is about 48 °F (9 °C).
Take your champagne out when it is about 48 °F (9 °C).
Store opened, chilled champagne bottles in the fridge for up to 5 days.
Store opened, chilled champagne bottles in the fridge for up to 5 days.
Place sealed, chilled champagne bottles back in your storage room.
Place sealed, chilled champagne bottles back in your storage room.
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