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Skip to content&nbsp;&nbsp;Sherry is mercifully easy to store compared to most foods, and there is a good reason for this. It contains a reasonably high percentage of a preservative we all know and love – alcohol! Alcohol is a horrifically difficult environment for bacteria. They really just can’t survive in it. That being said, sherry isn’t the strongest alcohol out there, so don’t rely on the alcohol to do all the work for you. There are still some preventative measures you will have to take for that bottle of sherry from unknown origin to have survived. Let’s start with how to store unopened bottles of sherry.See alsoHow Long Does Alcohol Last? Can It Go Bad?&nbsp;See alsoHow Long do Ramen Noodles Last? Do They go Bad?Unopened bottles&nbsp;See alsoHow Long Does Bourbon Last? Can It Go Bad?Though sherry does contain a higher alcohol by volume count than wine, it can’t be stored with the same laissez-faire attitude as you would store either a rum or a vodka. In many ways, it behaves more like a wine. Considering that there is such a vast gulf in how a mature sherry will store versus the regular shop-bought stuff, like Harvey’s Bristol Cream, it makes sense to learn the sign of spoilage to avoid nasty surprises. Thankfully, many of these signs are easy to spot.Where does sherry come from?See alsoHow Long Does Prosciutto Last? Can It Go Bad?I bet the moment you had your first peanut oil encounter, you drifted into a world of unmatched aroma,…Triple Sec isn’t really a drink that gets consumed straight away after opening. Instead, it tends to get brought…Who does not love yogurt, cheese, butter, ice cream, creams, cakes, bread, cafe lattes, mocha, and other forms? One…The Process Dry-cured ham comes from all over the world, but prosciutto was created in Italy and the most…How long does salt last? Can it go bad? &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; What’s life without a pinch of salt?…

Skip to content&nbsp;&nbsp;Sherry is mercifully easy to store compared to most foods, and there is a good reason for this. It contains a reasonably high percentage of a preservative we all know and love – alcohol! Alcohol is a horrifically difficult environment for bacteria. They really just can’t survive in it. That being said, sherry isn’t the strongest alcohol out there, so don’t rely on the alcohol to do all the work for you. There are still some preventative measures you will have to take for that bottle of sherry from unknown origin to have survived. Let’s start with how to store...

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