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      <title>How to Keep Sparkling Wine Fizzy After Opening</title>
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      <description>Chill an opened bottle promptly, seal it with a purpose-built sparkling-wine stopper, and keep it upright while you finish it. This practical workflow helps preserve carbonation without promising that an opened bottle will stay lively indefinitely.</description>
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      <title>Can You Put Ice in Champagne? When It Works and Better Ways to Chill Sparkling Wine</title>
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      <description>Yes, you can put ice in champagne—but whether you should depends on the setting and the bottle. Here is how ice affects temperature, dilution, texture, and presentation, plus better ways to chill sparkling wine.</description>
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