I do wine tastings of up to 5 reds - can i interchangeably use this for all of them without affecting each other?
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Hi Jing, without any significant problem is not residuios that may change caracterticas varietal. best regards Fabian
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I would be comfortable stacking six levels of wine bottles, which is three units, but not six two level units. Not twelve high.
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Guess you could, but I don't. You may not have a receptical near the opener or you might not like the looks of the cord being out all the time. The opener should open around 30 bottles between charges. This is an excellent wine opener!
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I would like four of these glasses but want each one to say something different can I do that?
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Yes, it's the same only if you are using it for non-sparkling wine. This one can hold a higher pressure, thus I using it for champagne. This is a good buy. Hope this helps.
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Re the Moscato: white wine does not get the same degree of benefit from aeration as red wine does. Moreover, it has far fewer of the compounds that create much of the bouquet and flavor, especially the delicate floral and fruity ones, so if you aerate it those will dissipate very quickly and leave the wine tasting flat. Just swirl it around in your glass for a few seconds before drinking it to heighten these subtly. (Note: this means that when pouring, you should never fill the glass!)
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I have heard you can have a couple synced together so they all play the same music, from other people but I have not tried myself to confirm if this is true or not. I would like to know for sure too.
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Don't think there would be any reason to. Wine should be chilled (white) or not (red). It keeps it as well as a regular wine glass......but offers the peace of mind from worries about spills MUCH better. Enjoy......we have!
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I have multiple bottles and the system is interchangeable. They work with the my blend pieces :)
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I checked the description and dual zone is checked in the feature chart. This is a mistake, there is only one temp setting for the unit. We decided it would be cheaper to buy two of these and set to different temps than buy a decent dual zone unit. Since we drink far more reds than whites, we just got one unit and set it at the right temp for reds. Every once in a while, we'll put in a white, then move it to the fridge an hour or so before serving.We have been very pleased. I hung another thermometer inside to verify the temp. It shows exactly the temp I have the unit set for. Serving wine at the proper temperature really makes a difference. I checked the description and dual zone is checked in the feature chart. This is a mistake, there is only one temp setting for the unit. We decided it would be cheaper to buy two of these and set to different temps than buy a decent dual zone unit. Since we drink far more reds than whites, we just got one unit and set it at the right temp for reds. Every once in a while, we'll put in a white, then move it to the fridge an hour or so before serving.We have been very pleased. I hung another thermometer inside to verify the temp. It shows exactly the temp I have the unit set for.... » Read More I checked the description and dual zone is checked in the feature chart. This is a mistake, there is only one temp setting for the unit. We decided it would be cheaper to buy two of these and set to different temps than buy a decent dual zone unit. Since we drink far more reds than whites, we just got one unit and set it at the right temp for reds. Every once in a while, we'll put in a white, then move it to the fridge an hour or so before serving.We have been very pleased. I hung another thermometer inside to verify the temp. It shows exactly the temp I have the unit set for. Serving wine at the proper temperature really makes a difference. « Show Less
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I'm in agreement w/ B. Forest, to a degree. He's right about selecting programed watering by days of week per sequence, however, you can tweek this by reselecting a programed watering on another sequence. So, to properly answer your question, yes you can.
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Yes, no reason why not. This little machine is amazing. Sorry about the wine.
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Any wine that comes in and bottle works equally well - provided your guests find the taste to their liking. PLEASE NOTE: This product is not a ''game'' in the sense that there are winners or losers. The sole purpose is to let guests taste several different wines and to give them the ''tools'' to understand the different flavors and charicteristics of particular wines. We found that blends work just as well as single grape varietals in this regard. You may also want to taste less well known grapes from Chile, Argentina, Uraguay or South Africa. You and your guests may well find a great tasting wine at a bargain price in doing this. Wines become expensive when a great tasting wine becomes well known... wines that are not well known can taste just as good (or better) and are available for a fraction of the cost. In our area, we have a well-known winery that makes a great Cab-Merlot-Cab Franc blend that sells for about $60 per bottle. The winery that is adjacent to their property makes the same blend and sells it at Trader Joes for $8.99 a bottle. And, in a blind test - I would challenge anyone to tell any difference between the two!
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hi,depends how big the bottles are but yes you shouldnt have any probs. i love it - very nice with the light turned on and it keeps my wines at a great temp. the only bad thing is it doesnt have dual climate zone - the most expensive ones do
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whites and reds are to different animals. 1. use a hydrometer to check the specific gravity of the product you've made. if the density is less than water chances are your ready. 2. taste it, if its wine you'll know it. whites don't age well, and air is not your friend. I make it to drink, so the answer is enjoy it and don't let it sit on a shelve. white wine is like us, they don't age well
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Hi Craig! You actually use the same glass for both red and white wines. To get the perfect temperature for red wines, you put the glass in the fridge for about 3-4 hours. For white wines, just leave them in the freezer for 3-4 hours.
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In my experience, relatively few white wines really require aeration. Personally, I'd stick with the red.