Husky HUS-HU279 Prosecco Drinks Cooler

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Proper storage of Prosecco can help maintain its quality and freshness, allowing you to enjoy a bottle of bubbly at its best. You can then enjoy your Prosecco ice cubes with a glass of lemonade, or with a fruity punch when you next have guests over. Because Prosecco has a high sugar content, it loses its flavour profile and fizz quicker than other types of wine. This could decrease the amount of carbonation in the bottle due to changes in the gases inside the bottle as well as it being shaken up slightly from the fridge's movements, which also can affect your prosecco taste.

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Although it will take a while, you shouldn’t notice too much change to the taste and it should be perfectly fine to drink.Just like non-sparkling wine, at the end of the night, your half-finished bottle needs to be preserved. There MAY be a date somewhere on the label to indicate how old it is but most of the time there is no way to know. Next time you have a gathering your guests will certainly be surprised with your innovative ice cubes. This means the air will get into the bottle, decreasing the carbonation of the prosecco and altering the quality of the wine. Another reason you shouldn’t keep Prosecco in the fridge past a month is that other food smells can seep through the cork into the wine and make it smell funny or off.

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The low temperature in the freezer can also alter the taste and texture of the wine, making it less enjoyable to drink and losing its effervescence. In reality, you probably won’t drink it past a sip as old prosecco is certainly not the fruity and bubbly wine as it once was. This wine stopper seals your bottle and increases the pressure so your beverage’s bubbles won’t go to waste. Whether you’re fed up of finding your favourite lippy a melted mess thanks to summer heat waves or you long for a face mask to soothe weekend sunburn, a beauty fridge can help and more than earn its keep in your home.

If you’re storing your bottles of prosecco in a cool and dark environment you can expect it to last for up to two years unopened. Prosecco is a type of sparkling wine, and like most sparkling wines, it has a shorter shelf life than still wines. So check out our brand new Senti Prosecco Rosé Extra Dry NV if you’re intrigued by the sound of Pink Prosecco.

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The combination of natural and granulated cork meets the need for a stronger stopper to be used with bubbly wines that need to hold the pressure in the bottle. A lot of those vibrant, fruity aromas that make Prosecco such a perfect party drink, can be altered and sometimes lost completely when Prosecco becomes frozen. You could also try smelling the Prosecco before tasting it - if it doesn’t have the signature zing that Prosecco usually has, or smells musty, then you might as well pour it down the sink.With it being such a newcomer to the Prosecco family, there aren’t many examples of it around at the moment (although that’s sure to change over the coming years as word of this new wine gets through the grapevine! Thus, always keep an eye on the ‘Best Before’ date if this sparkling wine and don’t miss to pop the bottle whenever you get the chance to do it. Prosecco, for example, is best served in Champagne flutes or tulip glasses, because the tall, thin glasses help to contain the bubbles, stopping the drink from going flat as quickly.