Depends on many different factors... some very old wines may last only a half hour or less after being opened. In general, however, most wines will last two days or so provided you re-cork them and store them in the refrigerator... the idea being to keep out the oxygen. Just remember to reds out an hour or so beforehand so they have time to come back up in temperature for serving. There are many excellent wine vacuum pumps and machines to fill bottles with inert gas to preserve the wine even longer.
White wine should be consumed within a week of opening. Red wine can stay around a bit longer, but it should also be consumed within 2 weeks of opening. Oxygen is a big enemy of wine.
I recommend that you shouldn't hold onto a bottle of wine for more than a day or two. And instead of merely sticking the cork back into the neck, you might want to buy one of those pump reclosures. They suck most of the air out of the bottle, which preserves the wine a bit longer.
Further, for everyday drinking you might consider buying bulk wines in boxes instead of large (3- and 4-liter) jugs. The boxes have collapsible bladders inside that prevent air contact as the wine is consumed. The quality of the wine is preserved much longer.
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That really depends on a lot of factors, but in general since you didn't mention the type of wine and that most people don't keep wine in ideal storage conditions, you probably want to drink it within a couple of years. That kind of time frame is a good catch all to be safe for most wines .
Depends on the specific wine, the temperature at which it is kept, whether or not the bottle has had some air pumped out, or whether inert gas has been added to the bottle, among other factors.
Any wine bottle that has been opened, should be capped between the times it is being poured. The longer the air is exposed to the bottles contents, the faster the wine will begin to sour. It should probably be used up in a few hours ... 3 to 4 hours at most without being returned to refrigeration.
If you mean rubbing alcohol it will keep a long time, keep the cap tight. If you mean drinking alcohol it will also keep for along time, months I think.
Replace the cork and refrigerate the bottle. Then the remaining wine could be good for upwards of a week.
2 weeks if the cork gets put back in
It last for a longer duration, if the cap of the bottle is closed properly.
About a week.
A bottle of an opened white wine is OK for about a week. A bottle of an opened red wine can last about a month. How do you put a spoon in a wine bottle?
After opening and heating once how long does synthetic urine last
It should last a while if it has never been opened. After it has been opened it lasts as long as an opened bottle of port or sherry, and starts showing some off flavours in a month or two.
indefinite
You can use it as long as it hasn't been opened9the bottle not the box itself). The stores leave the boxes on the shelf for a long time.
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How long is a bottle of winstrol good for after it is opened
3 or 2 days
talking to some people, it seems to last around 3 years
Scotch that has been opened will last indefinitely if kept in a cool dark place.