Here are some quick tips for storing a bottle of Sherry.
Always try to store Sherry bottles in a cool, dark environment, with no sudden temperature fluctuations, in an upright position. This ensures the wine oxidizes as slowly as possible.
When it comes to storing open Sherry bottles, you should seal them tightly with its cork and put them into the fridge.
TIP: All types of Sherry are best consumed within a year after they are bottled.
Most types of Sherry, excluding some Fino sherries, don’t benefit from aging after being bottled. The quality of some sherries remains the same for years, while the quality of others declines significantly within a year or two, depending on how the wine was aged.