Wine Preservation Systems

Why Choose Wine Bottle Preservation?

The main reason why you should preserve your wine bottles is that wine is very heavily affected by temperature changes. This means that by storing your wine in a preservation system, you will keep it at a constant temperature, which ensures it doesn't go bad.

They are also useful for keeping open bottles of wine that you haven't finished, as they keep the wine in a sealed environment, which stops it from aging too quickly after being exposed to the open air.

They use gas-pressurized systems to easily dispense your wine when you're ready to drink it.

Wine Preservation Systems vs Wine Fridges

Wine fridges are perfect for when you want to store a lot of wine, but they aren't the best for storing opened bottles of wine. So preservation systems are useful if you plan to drink less than a bottle of wine, as you'll need a way of keeping the remaining wine to save you from throwing it away. If you always plan to finish the bottle, then you probably don't need a preservation system, unless you want to make it easy for guests to help themselves to wine, such as in a commercial environment.

How To Use a Wine Preservation System?

Each type of preservation system is different, so it's best to check the user manual for instructions to avoid any warranty or safety issues. That being said, they generally work in the following ways:

• Locate it in a well-ventilated area.
  
• Attach the faucets.
  
• Plug in the power cord.
  
• Attach the gas supply.
  
• Bleed the air from the system.
  
• Attach the wine bottle to the dispenser.

How Long Does Wine Last with a Preservation System?

The best preservation systems can keep an opened bottle of wine for up to two weeks, which should be more than enough for most wine drinkers.