First World Problems...
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JohnnyUK

Original Poster:

1,101 posts

106 months

Thursday 9th July
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Hello

I have a new split section wine fridge - the top is about 5 degrees and the bottom is 14.

All bottles lie down.

How do I put an open bottle of wine back in the fridge without leaking?

My current bottle stoppers leak!

Thanks

John

Super Sonic

13,964 posts

82 months

Thursday 9th July
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Stop being a big girl's blouse and get it down your neck.

Arrivalist

3,362 posts

27 months

Thursday 9th July
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Indeed - who opens a bottle of wine and then fails to drink it all?

Amateur hour!

Arrivalist

3,362 posts

27 months

Thursday 9th July
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Just to add … if you’re going to do it, put it in your normal fridge.

snuffy

13,092 posts

312 months

Thursday 9th July
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Screw the top back on tighter.

CountyLines

5,714 posts

31 months

Thursday 9th July
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Freeze it.

jules_s

5,244 posts

261 months

Thursday 9th July
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Arrivalist said:
Indeed - who opens a bottle of wine and then fails to drink it all?

Amateur hour!
I tend to that on the third one getmecoat

T697JVS

214 posts

20 months

Thursday 9th July
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If you really can’t manage a bottle of wine, try this -

https://www.coravin.co.uk/

Arrivalist

3,362 posts

27 months

Thursday 9th July
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jules_s said:
Arrivalist said:
Indeed - who opens a bottle of wine and then fails to drink it all?

Amateur hour!
I tend to that on the third one getmecoat
You’re excused if it’s number 3 smile

JohnnyUK

Original Poster:

1,101 posts

106 months

Friday 10th July
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LOL, thanks guys!

drink

And screw top wine?

Council! hurl

sherman

15,178 posts

243 months

Friday 10th July
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Put cling film over the neck and screw the cap back down over it

dapprman

2,761 posts

295 months

Friday 10th July
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Vacuvin is your friend. The 'new' stoppers (been around a good 8 or 10 years now) are not as good as the old ones for keeping the wine, but no leakage.

thebraketester

15,723 posts

166 months

Friday 10th July
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dapprman said:
Vacuvin is your friend. The 'new' stoppers (been around a good 8 or 10 years now) are not as good as the old ones for keeping the wine, but no leakage.
This ^^^

InitialDave

15,040 posts

147 months

Saturday 11th July
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I've never failed to muscle a cork back in well enough to seal, on the occasions when my eyes might have been bigger than my stomach/liver.

gusko

182 posts

188 months

Saturday 11th July
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This was nearly a first world problem for myself when I got my wine fridge , my solution was to take the cork turn it round and then put it back in the bottle .This is so easy and works 99% of the time. If this didnt work I would put the bottle in the normal fridge standing up. Time spent figuring this out .....one sip of wine.