What Can I Do With Leftover Red Wine?

Make red cabbage for anyone who did not give up red wine. How about marinating from stew beef or fruit and freezing it?

Make ice cubes out it and then use the ice cubes (post-Lent) in sauces, soups, deglazing, and so on.

use it to deglaze the pan for a minute sauce next time you pan roast meat or veggies. add it to a stew. reduce by a third and use it for a vinaigrette, marinate protein in it. make sangria, poach some pears and serve warm with bleu cheese, make a gelatin with strawberries.

It might be a true test of character, but you could just make a recipe with the wine and meat that would also freeze well. A stew or ragu... It would be a very nice reward after Easter.

If I weren't eating meat for a while either, I'd reduce it and then freeze it for sauces once meat comes back into rotation.

Terribly sorry, pauljoseph, I skipped right over the fine print of your question. Maybe give it to a nice neighbor.

Excuse me for overstating the obvious, but why not pour a glass?

after Easter of course!

1. use it for vegetables like tomatoes that call for alcohol to release characteristic flavors which may not be water soluble.
2. Make Mulled wine!

Save it in the fridge or the freezer to add to a ragu or a stew after Easter!

Maybe you could make vinegar.