Eleven Madison Park’s “Bake it Nice” Pop-Up Introduces a Limited-Time Pumpkin Pastry for Fall

Get ready, pumpkin spice lovers—Eleven Madison Park’s “Bake it Nice” pop-up is bringing the ultimate autumn treat to NYC for one day only this weekend!

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The Ultimate Fall Wine Guide: Best Bottles to Sip and Savor This Season

Ready to elevate your fall evenings? Check out our guide to the season’s must-have wines that pair perfectly with cooler weather and festive gatherings!

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Oktoberfest Kicks Off at Clinton Hall with Sausage-Eating Competitions and a Bavarian Feast

Clinton Hall’s Oktoberfest celebrations are serving up Bavaria in NYC with sausage-eating showdowns, jumbo pretzels, and more — perfect for a fall feast with friends!

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Discover the Year-Round Appeal of Château Minuty Rosé

Annabella Pardo

Though rosé has become synonymous with summer, pigeonholing it to warm days by the pool is doing the category a disservice.

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Most of our favorite qualities about rosé, like its freshness and sippability, make it ideal for a range of pairings, occasions, and seasons.

Minuty Prestige Rose 

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A brilliant robe, a nose of great finesse. Dominant flavors of tangy red berries are followed by notes of apricot. The wine’s pronounced minerality draws out a lingering finish on the palate. This cuvée is the result of a meticulous blending of a selection of grapes from the Appellation with those from the estate.  This wine has a crisp, clean, earthy and vibrant personality. Experience via ReserveBar.com

Chateau Minuty Rosé et Or 

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The 2023 vintage elevates the winery’s signature subtle flavors and intense aromas to new heights. It features elegant citrus and wild herb aromas, a light palate, and distinctive minerality with characteristic salinity from the Minuty terroir. The cuvée Château Minuty Rose et Or, with its generous, delicate suppleness, can accompany a wide variety of dishes, especially as it brings out the spices. Composed of 80% Grenache, 10% Syrah, 5% Cinsault, and 5% Tibouren, this wine is both elegant and crisp. Experience via ReserveBar.com 


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Exclusive Dining and Nightlife Experiences During NYFW: Where to See and Be Seen

Step into the world of fashion, food, and fabulous nightlife this NYFW with our guide to the most exclusive spots in NYC where style meets sophistication.

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Raise a Glass to Labor Day: The Perfect Wines for Every BBQ and Beach Bash

Raise a glass to Labor Day with wines that are sure to impress, whether you're grilling in the backyard or soaking up the sun at the beach.

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A Spritz of Style: Ashley Park’s Guide to Enjoying the US Open in Aperol-Inspired Tenniscore

Ace your style at the US Open this year with Aperol’s vibrant tenniscore collection, perfectly modeled by Emily in Paris star Ashley Park.

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The Ultimate Lineup of Refreshing Summer Beverages to Sip at the Beach

Elevate your beach day with these must-try summer beverages, perfectly crafted to keep you cool and refreshed in the summer heat.

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Savoring Red Wine in the Summer: A Seasonal Delight

Embrace the unique pleasure of red wine in the summer and discover how these vibrant, light-bodied reds can transform your warm-weather gatherings into unforgettable moments.

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Sophisticated Sips: The St-Germain Spritz Counter at Bergdorf Goodman

Join actress Sophie Turner and enjoy refreshing St-Germain Hugo Spritz at Bergdorf Goodman's exclusive pop-up event. Discover the unique sensory experience from July 17th to 21st.

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The Importance of Temperature Control for Wine Storage

There are a lot of reasons why temperature control plays a big part in storing wine properly. For example, wine does not mature slowly enough to maintain its essence and flavours when temperatures are too high or too low. In this article, we’ll look at the right temperature for storing wine, which elements help contribute to proper storage, and how you can store your wine effectively. 

The right temperature lets you store wine long-term

Getting an understanding of how temperatures can alter the characteristics of wine, whether it be for the better or worse, is a vital responsibility that comes with storing wine. For example, low temperatures under 5 degrees Celsius tamper with the ageing process and stop the wine from developing slowly over time. In addition, these low temperatures also cause the taste of wine to feel rough on the throat. On the other hand, very high temperatures that reach over 20 degrees Celsius cause the wine to become acidic, lose its flavour, and smell while also drying out the cork.

Dark spaces maintain cool temperatures

Storing wine in a dark place allows the temperature to drop slightly to appropriate levels for wine storage without exposing the wine bottles to heat gained by light exposure in the room. This is because if the wine gets any sort of sunlight, riboflavin acids in the wine will create chemical reactions with its amino acids, which will lead to sulphur thiols, giving the wine a smell of boiled eggs.

Besides temperature, what elements help store wine properly?

Other elements contribute to the ideal wine storage, which may include wine bottle positioning, vibrations, and humidity levels. Firstly, if you lay your wine bottle on its side, you help the cork stay damp constantly. Additionally, this will help to prevent too much oxygen from seeping through the bottle cork, which is similar to wine storage you’ll gain by finding wine fridges for sale online.


Furthermore, vibrations play a big role in too many acetone notes forming in the wine which will make it taste incredibly sweeter than normal. In addition, vibrations create sediment in the wine, making it taste overly acidic. Therefore, try to store your wines away from vibrational objects such as appliances that run on compressor systems because these machines are the culprit for most vibrations in your home.


Similarly to temperature, humidity is a big factor for wine bottles. For example, if you maintain humidity levels ranging from 60% to 70% around wines, it will prevent your bottle corks from drying out and wine leaking through.

What temperature should you serve wine at?

For light and medium-bodied white wines, temperatures between 6 to 10 degrees Celsius are ideal. However, for light to medium-bodied red wines, 12 to 16 degrees Celsius is ideal. In addition, full-bodied red wines must be served between 9 to 12 degrees Celsius.

Is there an alternative solution for storing wine properly?

As opposed to storing your wines in a cellar or on a wine rack, a mini wine fridge can store a few wine bottles at a time which can also help you regulate the temperature of wines without worrying about moving your bottles away from heat, light, and dry air.

Conclusion

When it comes to preserving and drinking wine, temperature plays a great role in helping you maintain the quality of wines. By keeping a consistent temperature, you can make sure that all the expensive or vintage wines you buy, will be stored perfectly without worrying too much about changing its storage environment, especially if you have a wine cooler. 


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The Ultimate Guide to NYC's Best Rooftop Bars and Lounges for Summer 2024

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