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Selecting good wines
Wine accessories
A wine label is a guide to the contents of the bottle. Many
wine labels lay all the information about the wine itself such
as the grape, the place, the producer and the year with
commendable clarity. So it is very important for you to read
these labels. It is also good to know how to read wine
labels.
1. The region the wine comes from
2. The appellation or the overall quality classification of
the wine
3. The name and address of the wine bottler
4. The quantity of wine in the bottle
5. The alcohol content
6. The brand name of the producer
7. The address of the manufacturer
8. The place that the wine was bottled
9. The year the grapes were harvested
10. The country where the wine was produced
Keep it out of direct light or warm temperature. No wine
tastes good above a comfortable room temperature of
about 20°C .
Choose a wine whose content in the bottle is full to its
neck. The cork should not protrude from the bottle but
should be flush with the rim. The wine exposed to the
light, warmth and dry air will conspire to ruin the wine.
Please be sure to check how the wines are
preserved in the wine store.
Wine Glasses
The ideal wine glass is a fa irly large tulip shape, made
of fine, clear glass, with a slender stem. For white wine,
it is important to hold the stem of the glass as the
warmth of your hand may damage the flavor of the wine.
Cork Screws
As a tool for opening the bottles of wine, th ere are a
variety of cork screws from simple to automated types.
Vacuum Pump
The lever pump creates more than enough vacuum to
preserve your wine. It produces great vacuum power to
prevent the flavors of wine from being deteriorated.
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