I have a bottle of 93 wine, and can I still drink it? Will there be an expiration date for red wine

Yes, 93 years without problems to save is actually very troublesome.

The temperature should be between 5 and 15 degrees, the humidity should be between 50 and 80, and the bottle should be laid flat or the stopper will dry out and become moldy. It is also necessary to avoid light and shock, to be honest, if you don't have a basement or a refrigerator dedicated to storing red wine, it is not suitable for long-term storage of red wine.

Furthermore, red wine is not always getting better as it ages, there will always be a time high. In the almanac of French wines, '98 was not a good year. Then if your red wine is not from the top wineries, it is just right to drink it now.

Of course, you can continue to put it down, and it will never go bad, but the taste will not be so mellow, and the wine will get worse and worse.

You can drink it at any time, but the longer the red wine is preserved in an effective way (sealed), the more mellow it is, the better it tastes, the more collectible it is, and it will not expire

Red wine generally has a shelf life of 10 years, and if it is stored in an underground wine cellar, the shelf life should be longer. If you're hungry, drink it quickly!

I can't drink it and have an expiration date.

Wine has no expiration date.

Depending on how well you preserve, it should be fine if it is sealed and preserved.

It's a good thing, and you can drink it as long as it's well preserved.

It seems that wine has no expiration date.

Yes,,, otherwise no one wants Lafite in '82.

How long does it take for red wine to expire? Can you still drink expired red wine? I just knew, see.

The longer you drink, the better it tastes.

The lower the degree of red wine, the taste will be milder, and it will not taste good, and drinking a little red wine in moderation will also help our physical and mental health.

However, friends who have drunk red wine may have noticed that on the back label of the wine bottle, it is clearly written that the shelf life is ten years, so can these red wines with a shelf life of ten years still be drunk after expiration? It turns out that we have all been misled all these years!

In fact, in real life, the shelf life of wine is different from that of other foods, especially wine, because the production of wine requires a fermentation process, and this fermentation process is indeed not easy.

In fact, the shelf life of wine is not less than ten years, after all, it is a fermented wine, and the longer the fermentation, the more fragrant it will be.

So in fact, if a bottle of wine is well preserved, the "expiration" is that it can still be drunk after the 10-year shelf life on the label.

Generally speaking, most ordinary wines have a drinking period of one to two years, and only those wines with particularly good quality can taste better after 10 years.

Therefore, like ordinary wine sold in supermarkets, you can actually drink it even after the expiration date.

It's just that it's not a good wine after all, and if you leave it for ten years and then drink it, it will taste very weird, and it will taste like it is mixed with a soy sauce-like taste, which greatly reduces the taste of the wine, which is why most wines will indicate ten years on the expiration date.

It turns out that it does not mean that the wine bottle with a shelf life of 10 years does not mean that it cannot be consumed after 10 years. At this moment, I feel that I have been misled by the expiration date label on the wine for so many years.

Under normal circumstances, dry red can be drunk after the expiration date, but the premise is that there is no cloudiness. Because most of the red wines that have been aged for many years in life can only be stored in new oak barrels for two years, the taste is very hard, bitter and astringent, and it must be bottled for about ten years or more before the taste can become soft, full, mellow and full-bodied, and become a veritable aging wine. Therefore, whether you can drink red wine that has expired for 10 years mainly depends on the specific situation of red wine, and it can generally be drunk normally and will not cause harm to human health.

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Red wine can be drunk after more than 10 years of shelf life, as long as it is stored properly, the wine has not deteriorated, but the flavor will deteriorate, the taste is not good, and it is not recommended to drink. 

Question: Can I still drink red wine after its expiration date?

You can drink it if it hasn't spoiled, but the taste will deteriorate. 

1. It is recommended not to drink red wine after the expiration date. Every wine has an expiration date, and it is best not to drink a wine that has passed the expiration date, because both the taste and the quality are worse than those that are within the expiration date. In addition, if not stored properly, wine can also contain microorganisms or bacteria.

2. Red wine is a fruit wine that is fermented by grapes, blueberries and other fruits through a combination of traditional and scientific methods. Typical red wines are grape wine and blueberry wine.

3. In terms of the color of the finished product, wine can be divided into three categories: red wine, white wine and pink wine. Red wine can be divided into dry red wine, semi-dry red wine, semi-sweet red wine, and sweet red wine.

4. White wine can be subdivided into dry white wine, semi-dry white wine, semi-sweet white wine and sweet white wine. Pink wine, also known as rosé wine, rose wine.

Red wine can still be drunk after the 10-year shelf life, but the taste will be greatly reduced.

The wine has passed its best-drinking period, and its taste and flavor have deteriorated, making it unsuitable for drinking. Red wine does not have an exact shelf life, but there is a drinking period, most red wines have a drinking period of 3 to 5 years, after which they will enter a decline period and the flavor will deteriorate; Only a small number of high-quality wines can be preserved for more than 10 years.

Shelf life of wine:

Internationally, there is no shelf life for wine, and people can estimate the best drinking period of wine based on experience and knowledge. After a series of vinification processes, the wine generally needs to mature for a period of time before it reaches its optimal drinking period.

When a wine enters the aging period, it does not mean that it has deteriorated or passed its expiration date, but that the aroma, flavor, and texture of the bottle of wine are slowly losing and are not worth tasting. That's why we should taste a bottle of wine when it's at its best drinking date, not just the expiration date.

Wine is like a living thing, and it also has a life cycle: growth, ripening, and aging. Most of the world's red wines are drunk 2-3 years after they are bottled. There is no need for these wines to sit for a long time.

Some of the best Château red wines from Bordeaux in France, the best wines from Burgundy in France, the best wines from Spain and Italy, and some of the best wines in Napa Valley in the United States, all have the potential to last, and some wines are valuable to invest in because they are scarce and durable.