Now, about that refrigeration question - the answer is, it depends! If you've got an unopened bottle of Sherry, you can store it at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. But, if you've already opened the bottle, it's a different story - you'll need to refrigerate it to prevent oxidation and spoilage.
Here's a quirky fact: did you know that Sherry is one of the few types of wine that can actually improve with age? Yep, it's true! Some types of Sherry, like Fino and Amontillado, can develop a richer, more complex flavor profile over time. But, this only happens if you store them properly, so don't forget to keep them cool and dark.
So, what happens if you don't refrigerate your opened bottle of Sherry? Well, let's just say it won't be pretty! The wine can become over-oxidized, which can give it a nasty, vinegary taste. And, if you're really unlucky, it might even develop a type of mold that'll make it undrinkable - yuck!
How Long Does Sherry Last? Opened, Unopened, Does It Expire, Go Bad
