Can it be used for red and white wine?
1246857
I use it for both and I feel that it really brings out the flavors in the wine. I notice the most difference in reds but will do it for any wine. As long as you rinse it out after I have not noticed any staining from the red yet (I have only had it a couple of months). Hope this helps.
1246858
i would assume yes ...I use mine for water before l put in coffee pot. It works very good in red wine also but I don't usually drink white wine.
689783
I do not use it for the fermentation of my wines but depend on my Hydrometer readings. But I do use it to test the brix of grapes, blueberries, and other fruit for my making of country wines.
1559652
I have never tried but I would guess not. There is not much extra room between or deep on this wine rack.
1971836
It is a nice unit. We have had it running for several months with no problems. My wife is the wine drinker in the house and her only complaint is that the upper section is for Reds and it is 1/3 the size of the lower section. Also it will only hold 18 bottles. 3 per rack with full sized wine bottles.
1378703
Yes, as long as it is not larger than the typical bottle of wine. For our smaller plants we bought a four pack of those cute little bottles of wine at the grocery store - Lambrusco ones (not the mini liquor ones).
1432082
I am not a chemist, but I would think you could. Some wine is sold in small plastic like bottles. Also lemonade which is very acidic can be served in it. The fruit in Sangria would be like lemons in lemonade. Maybe ask someone with a chemistry background. It woulk LOOK pretty in the container. Have a good summer.
2196985
It depends on the age of wine I think: the older wine you have, the faster it will change it's taste. I'm speaking about average dry reds.
531209
I do not see why it would not work. Rebecaa Sue in her comment got it right as to how to use it. I use mine for wine making besides jelly and I love it! You will love it too. Chuck.
1759572
I use it for red, love the shape and feel of glass but others have used it for white too
795389
whites and reds are to different animals. 1. use a hydrometer to check the specific gravity of the product you've made. if the density is less than water chances are your ready. 2. taste it, if its wine you'll know it. whites don't age well, and air is not your friend. I make it to drink, so the answer is enjoy it and don't let it sit on a shelve. white wine is like us, they don't age well
532809
I agree with Ruth: the Moscato would not benefit from the aerator. In my experience, all red wines will improve (high end and low end wines) but I haven't found this useful for any white wines.
2135034
Well, they'll keep white wines cool and reds stable. Much more practical than stemware.
615416
hi,depends how big the bottles are but yes you shouldnt have any probs. i love it - very nice with the light turned on and it keeps my wines at a great temp. the only bad thing is it doesnt have dual climate zone - the most expensive ones do
343790
This product did clean up other stains I had issues with. I do not know about red wine. It is a good product.
220372
I don't know for sure, however, ive used it with both beer and wine and it is wonderful!! the yeast just explode into activity! so, I would imagine that it would work for that as well. if I was you, I would not broadcast my intentions on the internet. someone will tell on you! count on it. but im sure that this will aid in creating a good mash for whatever reason. I highly recommend this product.
532808
I have not tried that particular brand of wine, but I would assume all wines need to be aired out and This tool does that job Purrrrfectly. Hope this helps.
1788037
Absolutely! Can be used for wine or any other bottles, I am now using it for hair care products, hair dryer, hair brushes etc...