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Champagne keeps for three days, reds for five and rose tastes better after a WEEK: Infographic shows how long your bottle of wine will last once opened. 1  Fortified wines which have brandy added to them can last for a month. 2  Boxed wines have longer shelf life but must be binned after expiration date.
Best Answer: Since sherry has a higher alcohol content than other wines, it will tend to keep longer. What happens once you open it is that you allow oxygen (from the air) into the bottle which starts oxidizing the wine. You sherry will keep for four to six months once it's opened, but you should keep it in the refrigerator to slow the oxidation. You can probably use it after that, but it will begin to sour, and will have an adverse effect your food.