Shelly Horton shares her best trick to chill a bottle of wine flat with a towel in 10 minutes

Shelly Horton shares her best trick to chill a bottle of wine flat with a towel in 10 minutes

A little-known trick to chill a bottle of wine in just ten minutes has stunned hundreds of people and all you need is a kitchen towel.

Queensland’s Gold Coast TV star Shelly Horton shared her “genius” trick with her 44,000 Instagram followers.

To cool Riccadonna’s sparkling wine quickly, she wrapped the bottle in a damp cloth and placed it in the freezer for ten minutes.

“It cools 5,000 times faster,” Shelly said in a video.

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In an Instagram video, she wrapped the bottle in a wet towel and put it in the freezer.

TV star Shelly Horton (pictured) explained how to chill wine in just ten minutes. In an Instagram video, she wrapped the bottle in a wet towel and put it in the freezer.

Ten minutes later, Shelly took the bottle out of the freezer and found the towel had frozen a bit, leaving some cold wine.

The trick is ideal if you forgot to cool the alcohol before receiving guests or enjoying a drink on a Friday night.

Ten minutes later, Shelly took the bottle out of the freezer and found the towel had frozen a bit, leaving some cold wine.

Shelly then took the bottle out of the freezer and found it slightly frozen, leaving some cold wine on the towel.

The trick is ideal if you forgot to chill the alcohol before welcoming guests or enjoying a Friday night drink.

It is believed that when the moisture in the towel evaporates, it cools the bottle faster.

White wine and sparkling wine should be chilled before serving, while red wine should be served at room temperature.

The video got more than 11,000 views in one night, and many people thanked Shelly for sharing the trick.

‘How will I find out now?!’ Someone wrote the comments.

Another added: “You really are beyond saving”

Others have called the proposal “incredible,” and many can’t wait to try it out for themselves.

Where to store wine at home:

keep it in a dark place

Avoid garages and warehouses

Ventilate if possible

Stay away from exterior walls

Store in a place with a uniform temperature

open it

Source: Sydney house show

Source: Daily Mail

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