Wine storage after bottling is essential in preserving the wine and being able to experience it at its full potential. If wine is stored incorrectly, often the flavour and aroma of the wine becomes affected.
Useful Tips - get the most from every bottle There are no strict rules in wine, but here are a few guidelines when storing and serving wine which will help you get the most from each bottle.·
When your Galafrey Wine delivery arrives ... give the bottles a few days rest before you open them - the wine needs to recover from its journey (a condition called 'bottle shock' in the trade) and will taste better for it.·
Drinking wine is not only good for the soul, but can also be good for the body under the right circumstances.
We've collected a few interesting articles about wine and health. The overall theme is that, in moderation, drinking wine can have various health advantages, particularly with regard to anti-ageing effects, elasticity of arteries, and the health of your heart.
What do Screwcap wine seals do that other closures don't?
Screwcap wine seals eliminate the threat of 'cork taint' and premature oxidation. They allow the wine in each bottle to mature and develop its true character, uniformly and naturally, as intended by the winemaker.
The most common preservative used in winemaking is sulfur dioxide.
Without the use of sulfur dioxide, wines can readily suffer bacterial spoilage no matter how hygienic the winemaking practice.
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Wine storage after bottling is essential in preserving the wine and being able to experience it at its full potential. If wine is stored incorrectly, often the flavour and aroma of the wine becomes affected.
Useful Tips - get the most from every bottle There are no strict rules in wine, but here are a few guidelines when storing and serving wine which will help you get the most from each bottle.· 
Wine and Health
The most common preservative used in winemaking is sulfur dioxide. 