The inventors of this device claim that it will revolutionise the winemaking industry. Called the 'Miracle Machine' this contraption literally turns water into wine (with a few additions), in around 3 days.
Good hygiene depends on high quality water.
A final rinse after cleaning and sanitising with low-quality water that contains bacteria, or is too hard for chemical to be effective could be putting your wine at risk when it doesn’t have to be. By using high quality water in your winery operations, you can minimise contamination risk, without significant financial expenditure. There are two principal considerations to take into account to assess water quality - water hardness and potability.
Wine opinion: why some aromas are better left out of the bouquet
Swapping stainless for concrete?
If you have been following our blog, you should have seen the post we put up earlier about natural wine. As a follow up, a new trend (or maybe anti-trend, it's so hipster) has been to use porous concrete wine vats, instead of the traditional stainless steel.