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The secret of polymer plugs
In a sense, the advent of polymer stoppers has enabled winemakers for the first time to precisely control and understand the ageing of their products. What is the magic of polymer plugs, which can make the complete control of the aging situation that winemakers have dared not even dream of for th...Read more -
Why are glass bottles still the first choice for winemakers?
Most wines are packaged in glass bottles. Glass bottles are inert packaging that is impermeable, inexpensive, and sturdy and portable, although it has the disadvantage of being heavy and fragile. However, at this stage they are still the packaging of choice for many manufacturers and consumers. T...Read more -
The benefits of screw caps
What are the benefits of using screw caps for wine now? We all know that with the continuous development of the wine industry, more and more wine manufacturers have begun to abandon the most primitive corks and gradually choose to use screw caps. So what are the benefits of rotating wine caps for...Read more -
Chinese consumers still prefer oak stoppers, where should screw stoppers go?
Abstract: In China, the United States and Germany, people still prefer wines sealed with natural oak corks, but the researchers believe this will start to change, the study found. According to data collected by Wine Intelligence, a wine research agency, in the United States, China and Germany, th...Read more -
Central American countries actively promote glass recycling
A recent report by Costa Rican glass manufacturer, marketer and recycler Central American Glass Group shows that in 2021, more than 122,000 tons of glass will be recycled in Central America and the Caribbean, an increase of about 4,000 tons from 2020, equivalent to 345 million glass containers. R...Read more -
The increasingly popular aluminum screw cap
Recently, IPSOS surveyed 6,000 consumers about their preferences for wine and spirits stoppers. The survey found that most consumers prefer aluminum screw caps. IPSOS is the third largest market research company in the world. The survey was commissioned by European manufacturers and suppliers of ...Read more -
Central American countries actively promote glass recycling
A recent report by Costa Rican glass manufacturer, marketer and recycler Central American Glass Group shows that in 2021, more than 122,000 tons of glass will be recycled in Central America and the Caribbean, an increase of about 4,000 tons from 2020, equivalent to 345 million glass containers. R...Read more -
The increasingly popular aluminum screw cap
Recently, IPSOS surveyed 6,000 consumers about their preferences for wine and spirits stoppers. The survey found that most consumers prefer aluminum screw caps. IPSOS is the third largest market research company in the world. The survey was commissioned by European manufacturers and suppliers of ...Read more -
How to keep wine bottles?
The wine bottle is used as a container for wine. Once the wine is opened, the wine bottle also loses its function. But some wine bottles are very beautiful, just like a handicraft. Many people appreciate wine bottles and are happy to collect wine bottles. But wine bottles are mostly made of glass...Read more -
Why champagne stoppers are mushroom shaped
When the champagne cork is pulled out, why is it mushroom-shaped, with the bottom swollen and difficult to plug back in? Winemakers answer this question. The champagne stopper becomes mushroom-shaped because of the carbon dioxide in the bottle—a bottle of sparkling wine carries 6-8 atmospheres of...Read more -
What is the purpose of the thick and heavy wine bottle?
Reader questions Some 750ml wine bottles, even if they are empty, still seem to be full of wine. What is the reason for making the wine bottle thick and heavy? Does a heavy bottle mean good quality? In this regard, someone interviewed a number of professionals to hear their views on heavy wine bo...Read more -
Why are champagne bottles so heavy?
Do you feel the champagne bottle is a little heavy when you pour champagne at a dinner party? We usually pour red wine with only one hand, but pouring champagne can take two hands. This is not an illusion. The weight of a champagne bottle is almost twice that of an ordinary red wine bottle! Regul...Read more