DG Try an inexpensive Vacuvin which pumps the air out or some other inexpensive wine preservation tool.  My wife doesn't drink so I am a solo drinker. But that doesn't prevent me from popping open a occasional Napa cabernet or Willamette Valley pinot noir.  You don't need to revert to canned cocktails. For pleasant value priced daily drinkers for years I have looked to Cotes du Rhone, The Loire Valley, Alsace whites, Cru Beajolais (although those have crept up in price in recent years), to name a few.

DG Try an inexpensive Vacuvin which pumps the air out or some other inexpensive wine preservation tool.  My wife doesn't drink so I am a solo drinker. But that doesn't prevent me from popping open a occasional Napa cabernet or Willamette Valley pinot noir.  You don't need to revert to canned cocktails. For pleasant value priced daily drinkers for years I have looked to Cotes du Rhone, The Loire Valley, Alsace whites, Cru Beajolais (although those have crept up in price in recent years), to name a few.

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