does this distem the grapes?
569463
It does not take the stems of, but it will not let them slip thru, if you press lots of fruit, you will love the press.
569464
I used it with muskadines. They did not have any stems. I guess I did not do it right because I had metal shavings falling in the tray. Used it once and never again
569465
No. And if you do apples for cider they need to be shredded before being put in the press.
569466
No it does not, also you have to crush the grapes somehow (stomp on them like Lucille Ball or put them in a blender) then put them in the press, stems and all, it will crush the juice out of the grape and leave the skins and stems
569467
No, its just a press. You will need to do that by hand or buy a destemmer/crusher.
2142686
I haven't tried but they can take seeds out of lemons, apples and probably grapes.
1993758
Basically it really depends on the grape. Most of your fruit type wines have a plastic container of syrup which may be strawberry that you can cut down on the amounts. The basic wine will be a blush and is not sweet until you add the fruit.
1246857
I use it for both and I feel that it really brings out the flavors in the wine. I notice the most difference in reds but will do it for any wine. As long as you rinse it out after I have not noticed any staining from the red yet (I have only had it a couple of months). Hope this helps.
1955690
Yes, provided of course for optimum tasting you rinse the aerator with distilled water after each use. There is also a cleaning brush you can purchase that will clean out any sediment following the final use of the day/evening. I think it's ~$8-9. Here is a great article on tastings and using an aerator, etc.http://norcalwine.com/blog/51-general-interest/157-do-wine-aerators-work-a-are-they-worth-the-moneyHope this is helpful - best of luck with your wine tasting. Fun!
849811
it does not...it is terrible...it took me 20 minutes to strain a can of tomatoes and after this time they were still not strained. I returned it and still was charged shipping fees...
661791
You can use it for all wines, but I don't see the point of aerating white wines. It's mainly red wines that need aeration.
1720980
Probably not. The colander holes are large enough for raspberry seeds to go through. It works for grapes which have a larger seed.
1737232
No, you do not need to attach anything. Simply hold the aerator over your wine glass. With your other hand pour the wine through the aerator. As the wine goes into your glass, it aerates. It is that easy:) If you have any further questions please don't hesitate to contact me & we'll take great care of you! Also, this reviewer made a video review that might answer your question here:
836649
no, it does not. i pause occasionally and remove it manually. this way, i am able to discard the pulp, not have it enter the final product.
164641
At some point yes Some wines are heavier with remnants of fruit & sugars and will eventually plug screen
334037
Yes. I use it in citrus, grapes, plums, and figs with great results. Last year I had bumper crops of figs and plums with these fertilizer spikes. I just applied it again on my fruit trees this past weekend. Follow the instructions in the package...and happy harvest. My grape vines are young. Last year I had a small crop. This year the vines are loaded.
1102755
No ... not for all wines. We lay our opened bottles sideways in the refrigerator with these stoppers and never before removing one glass of wine from the bottle. We have twice had Riesling blow the tops off and what a mess!
2092400
I wash apples and cut them in quarters, no need to remove pits. I have left berries and grapes as they are picked. I don't even take grapes off the vine.
132985
I believe you are referring to the stand. It is used to hold the aerator after use to avoid dripping wine unintentionally. I just use a wet towel to clean the stand after use as there is a non slip fabric on the bottom that I don't trust getting wet.
789932
In one word.............. NO. it has a fine hole at the back of the aerator and it will stop large pieces, but not fine particles. they will continue to get thru. it is a wonderful aerator for wine. It also fits many bottle that the others do not.
901777
Yes, it does! We discovered that you have to cut the tomatoes into small pieces in order for them to get caught,so that they don't just float out in front of the turning Mill. It does trap the seeds quite well! Mike and Judi Orlando