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The A.O.C.'s mention identifies a product which authenticity is linked to its geographical origin. This mention guarantees a clear link between product and soil, which means a specific geographical area with its geological, agricultural, climatical characteristics, a specificity in the process of production and a reputation acquired a long time ago, all these protected by the name of the vintage.
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The I.N.A.O. (Institut National des Appellations d'Origine) is aimed to recognise A.O.C.'s. It ensures the following and control of production, gives help and advises to the professionnals, and contributes to the defense of A.O.C.'s.
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Traditional Alsatian fabric made out of cotton, with red, green or blue stripes and/or checks on a white or grey base.
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The Pulltap's "sommelier" corkscrews have a very simple mechanism with double leverage. This enables to take the cork out vertically with no effort and without breaking it.
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A specialist in professional corkscrews, Screwpull has developped an original technology, which enables to unscrew any cork from a bottle with a simple effortless pressure on the lever.
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This is a tasting glass, realised from an I.N.A.O. glass, but with the technical characteristics of a wine-taster
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| VinoSafe is a well known manufacturer of wine cellars, located in Alsace, France. VinoKado and VinoSafe belong to the same corporation, i.e. Muller VinoSafe S.A.S. |
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| Vinosafe® exclusive : you set this adhesive label at the base of the bottle and you know straightaway (without moving the bottle) the type of wine, the vintage and even the ideal year of consumption. |
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| Vinosafe® exclusive : you set this adhesive label at the base of the bottle and you know straightaway (without moving the bottle) the type of wine, the vintage and even the ideal year of consumption. |
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the VinoBlock® grid is coated with a remarkable material which holds the bootle, refrains from sliding and reduces the vibrations.
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The wine-taster is a small low cup (10 to 12 cm wide) which is used to examin, to taste and to "admire" the wine. In France, during the 18th century, each province used to make its own model. This product was and is still today preferably made out of metal (silver or pewter) to reflect the colour of the wine. The wine-taster used to be first attached to the belt, then hanged by a little chain around the neck.
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