Wine pumps mean different things, depending on whether you are making wine or drinking it. A wine pump is used by wine drinkers to preserve the wine that is not drunk and will be stored for future drinking. The wine pump will remove the air from the bottle prior to placing a seal on the wine. This helps preserve the characteristics of the wine during storage. If you make wine, then wine pumps are used to transfer the juice and skins of the grape to the fermenter from the crusher, or to pump the fermented wine post pressing for racking, filtration and bottling.
If you use a pump to preserve wine, most wine pumps will remove the air in the bottle to keep a wine fresh. These pumps are very easy to use. You just place a stopper in a bottle's neck, place the wine pump over the stopper and pump air out until some resistance is felt. You then remove the pump and the stopper prevents air from entering the bottle. That's all you have to do to prevent your open bottle of wine from oxidizing. It will usually stay about 4 to 5 days before the its characteristics start getting affected. Top brands of wine pumps include Oneida, Vacu Vin, Metrokane, Vin O2 and VIP. With low prices for the pump and stoppers, it's a great investment for those who do not drink a full bottle once it is opened.
Self-serve wine pumps have recently become popular. Whether in a supermarket or in a wine bar, a customer will take his glass or bottle and use the wine pump to fill it. This is becoming very popular and franchises of wine bars with self-serve pumps are springing up all over
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Steelhead Trout Lose out When Water Is Low in Wine CountryScience Daily (press release)ScienceDaily (May 14, 2012) — The competition between farmers and fish for precious water in California is intensifying in wine country, suggests a new study by biologists at the University of California, Berkeley. The findings, published in the May ...and more » |
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Landmark Winery And Hospitality Business Up For SaleScoop.co.nz (press release)The associated winery includes production equipment such as a basket press, crusher, pumps, tanks, and a barrel aging facility. Nearby, the substantial restaurant and commercial kitchen are licensed for up to120 guests – with additional open and ...and more » |
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In wine country, trout struggle to surviveFuturity: Research NewsPrevious studies in Sonoma County have shown that stream flow drops when pumps draw water for vineyards. In addition to using water for irrigation, Grantham notes that farmers often pump water from streams to protect vines when freezing temperatures ...and more » |
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Winery ready for next stepNew Zealand HeraldThe associated winery includes production equipment such as a basket press, crusher, pumps, tanks, and a barrel aging facility. Nearby, the restaurant and commercial kitchen are licensed for up to 120 guests, with additional open and covered courtyards ... |
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