
Do I have a wine tip for you. While wine can be chilled in an ice bucket, how do we keep wine chilled once it hits the glass, without adding watery ice cubes? I buy affordable wines, then grab an extra bottle, which I pour into ice cube trays that I freeze.
When I’m serving the wine, I add frozen wine ice cubes to every glass. It turns to a heavenly slush at the end, and, meanwhile, the wine stays ice cold as you sip away.
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How to Keep Wine Icy in the Glass

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