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Home Wine
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P.O.
Box 844, Grand Bend, N0M 1T0 Tel (519) 238-WINE (9463) Fax (519) 238-1527 Email robb.warrington@sympatico.ca Location Maps |
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| When you take your wine home, stand it up
for 5 to 6 days then store it in a cool (65+or-) dark place on its side to keep the cork
moist. If you don't store it on its side, the corks will dry out and become difficult to
remove or they may crumble upon removal. If you don't have a wine rack, they can be stored
upside down in a case. Although we filter the Wine, it is possible (albeit rare) to get a
small amount of sediment in red wine. This is not harmful in any way and you can get rid
of it by decanting your wine. This is actually a good process for red wine as it allows
the wine to breathe and it improves the flavour. Notwithstanding if you wish, we will
gladly replace any wine containing sediment. While most 4 week wine is drinkable on bottling day, we recommend that you leave it for 6 to 8 weeks before you consume it. These wines will continue to improve in the bottle for more than a year and can be kept, if stored properly, for 18 months to 2 years. The most important part is to plan ahead so that you always have a good aged supply on hand. The main rule is to drink it when it tastes good to you and you enjoy it. It is also essential to have a good quality corkscrew on hand so that the cork is easily removed without crumbling or excessive work. |
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