Leftover wine

We've gathered 10 tips for using up leftover wine, from making your own red wine vinegar to baking a cake with wine in it.

This recipe transforms unwanted wine into a magical elixir. Don't throw away that week-old bottle!

Use your ice cube tray for more than just ice cubes. Save sauces, flavored butters, leftover wine, minced garlic, and other ingredients in small portions so you can use them later.

Of course, the logical answer to the question, “What do I do with leftover rosé?” is that there should be no such thing in the first place. But we’ve all opened one bottle too many during a gathering with friends, or discovered a bottle we opened days later languishing at the back of the fridge. Assuming you don’t feel like drinking your leftover rosé, there are a number of good uses for it.

How to preserve leftover wine.

Making your own custom vinegar is as easy as opening a bottle of wine—and not drinking all of it.

Whether you've been gifted wine or bought a bottle that didn't suit your taste, it is easy to turn that wine into some yummy Sangria.

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We all have one or two leftover bottles at the back of the cupboard that are simply collecting dust. Here's how to use them.

Open bottles of wine left over from Christmas and New Year can be turned into aromatic sweet vermouth