Champagne adds a luxurious touch to any gathering, but what happens to leftover sparkling wine? Instead of pouring it down the drain if you misplace the cork, there's an easy solution. By covering the neck of the open bottle with plastic wrap secured by a rubber band, you can prevent the escape of carbon dioxide, keeping your Champagne effervescent for days. It's important to store the resealed bottle upright in the fridge to maximize its freshness, allowing you to enjoy those bubbles longer without waste.
Using plastic wrap and a rubber band to reseal leftover Champagne is an effective way to keep it bubbly for several days, preventing spoilage and waste.
To store opened Champagne, place it upright in the fridge; this method preserves its effervescence for a few extra days, unlike sealed bottles.
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