Coravin

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Coravin Vinitas™

Coravin Vinitas is a groundbreaking system that fractionalises wine into perfectly packaged small tubes. This groudbreaking tech uses a stream of pure argon or nitrogen gas to extract wine from its original bottle, dispensing it into 100ml Sample Bottles.

Coravin FAQ's

How does Coravin Vinitas work?

Coravin Vinitas® system uses a stream of pure argon or nitrogen gas to extract wine or spirits from a source bottle or vessel to dispense into 100ml Sample Bottles.

The sample bottle, which contains Coravin Enoloq technology, is a key component of Coravin’s proprietary mobile system for transferring wine or spirits from a source container to a Sample Bottle without exposure to air. Using a novel bottle with a septum and liner, Coravin Vinitas eliminates oxygen from the Sample Bottle and fills it with wine or spirits.

Will using Coravin affect the taste of my wine over time?

No, Coravin Vinitas® is designed specifically to preserve the taste and quality of the wine over time. The argon gas used does not interact with the wine chemically, ensuring the wine's aroma and flavour remains unchanged.

Is the Coravin Vinitas different from Coravin’s traditional wine preservation systems?

Yes, the Coravin Vinitas® system is designed to 'fractionalise' full bottles into 100ml sample tubes, unlike traditional Coravin systems that allow you to pour wine without removing the cork. The Vinitas uses a vacuum method, making it versatile for various wine types, including screw-cap bottles, while preserving wines after they’ve been opened.

How long will a fractionalised tube last for?

This proprietary technology creates a controlled, oxygen-free environment to ensure that each Sample Bottle is perfectly preserved for up to 24 months.

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