For me keeping a wine fresh when i put in upper part of a fridge.


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Favourite Red - Australian Shiraz!
favourite white - A german Piesporter or Gerwurztraminer

Most wine can be kept in the refrigerator overnight, some whites will be ok for a couple of days. They don't really go bad, but just don't taste as good.
The air vacuums Rod mentioned help increase the storage time a bit, though personnaly i rarely have to worry about keeping opened wine, it doesnt last that long.   

If you do keep wine for the next day, you may want to pick up some plastic re-usable push in caps from a wine store.  It's not always easy to get a cork back in.  (make sure you wash them in very hot water to avoid any bacteria from spoiling the wine)

If you make your own wine, as I do, bottle some in smaller 375ml bottles for those times when only a half bottle might be needed.

hope this helps
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Sorry for offtopic.

Red definitely Red .. of course unless white is all that is at the party 

There are also supposedly some other gadgets that add an inert gas of some sort ..

I have had Icewine from Canada (east and west coast) Germany and the US .. I believe the German Ice wine was the most expensive however for me it was a toss up between the Canadian and the German ..

I really and truly believe that Canadian Ice wine is the best in the world .. I am wondering if others in this forum agree ..  And quite frankly Canadian wine in general has come a long way and is underrated on the world stage

CW

hey checkout this video created by Okvine .. it answers your question http://okvine.blip.tv/file/1487291/

There are some cheap ways to keep your wine fresh. I personally use a wine pump a little gizmo with a rubber stopper and a pump. It sucks al lof the oxygen out of the bottle ans hence keeps the wine fresh.