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Boxed wines solve this problem. The wine is filled in a bladder that simply collapses with air pressure as the wine is poured from the bottom tap. So no air mi
by AareyBaba 6y ago
Boxed wines solve this problem. The wine is filled in a bladder that simply collapses with air pressure as the wine is poured from the bottom tap. So no air mixes with the remaining wine and there is no deterioration in quality.
- toyg 6y ago> Boxed wines [...] no deterioration in quality It's hard to go down much, when you start low enough. /s
- dorfsmay 6y agoIn Europe, you can find "good" wine in box, the type of wine you'd pay 25 to 30 CAD per bottle here in Canada. Boxed wine is ideal for that one glass you want with your lunch. I wish we had more variety of it around here.
- toyg 6y ago> "good" wine in box, the type of wine you'd pay 25 to 30 CAD per bottle here in Canada. You've just killed my latent curiosity for life in Canada. I already suffer enough in the UK. > Boxed wine is ideal for that one glass you want with your lunch. I agree there.
- shoo 6y agoboxed wine can usually be improved (at least in altitude, if not in quality) by unboxing the bladder and pegging it to a hills hoist rotary clothesline
- Clewza313 6y agoAh yes, good old Goon of Fortune. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goon_of_Fortune https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goon_of_Fortune
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