Showing posts with label storage facilities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label storage facilities. Show all posts

Monday, October 6, 2014

Wine Stored At Home Ages FOUR Times Faster

Opus Winery 

  Wine Stored At Home Ages FOUR Times Faster: Drink Loses Its Taste And Becomes Less Healthy -- Daily Mail 

* In the experiment, 200 bottles of red wine were stored in conditions mimicking a dark room in a house, and 200 in a professional cellar
* Study found that wine stored in the 'house' aged four times faster, contained fewer healthy antioxidants and tasted blander than bottles stored in a cellar
* Experts from the Edmund Mach Foundation wine academy in Italy, said a relatively small rise in the temperature speeds up several chemical reactions
* These reactions have a large effect on wine ageing
* The three factors that have the most direct impact on a wine's condition are light, humidity and temperature

It is often said that a good wine tastes better with age.

But a new study has found that if it is stored at home, fast ageing can occur, which leads to a less tasty tipple.

Italian scientists discovered that wine ages four times quicker when stored at home.

In an experiment, red wine kept in conditions mimicking a dark room in a house was less flavourful and contained fewer healthy antioxidants than wine stored in a professional cellar.

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My Comment: Nothing new here. Light, humidity and temperature .... the three factors that can influence wine. Control them properly .... you can maintain the quality of your wine.

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

The Growth Of Wine Storage Facilties

Wine Storage Facility To Open In East Sacramento -- Appetizers/Sacramento Bee

In terms of naming, the new wine storage facility called Caverna Fifty-Seven makes perfect sense.

For starters, these lockers are tucked into a building near "antique row" on 57th Street in east Sacramento, and a temperature of 57 to 58 degrees is considered ideal for storing wine.

The final construction touches at Caverna Fifty-Seven are currently under way, and once all of its storage lockers are installed the facility will have space for more than 3,400 cases of wine.

The prices are competitive, too. A 10-case wine locker will cost $39 a month, and $59 for a 16-case space. 32-case lockers run for $96 per month, and $159 for 64 cases. Compare that with $100 a month for an 8- to 15-case space, or $150 for 16 cases or more, at midtown's 58 Degrees and Holding Co.

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My Comment: Smart concept. The website is here.