Stainless Wine Stick Just For You

Stainless Wine Stick !!!

You’re a true fan of wine, combined with a cheese platter, a cold cut platter or just a little bit of black olive is enough for a perfect weekend night with friends! Whether you are an oenophile, aficionado, or connoisseur, you’ll know that wines are best served chilled. But not all the time you remember to prepare cold wine bottles, right? However, it is not usually the case because of moisture, humidity, and ice cubes alter the taste and quality of the wine. Our wine stick will get that covered for you. The chiller stick will allow you to cool the wine without changing its quality and it will also serve as a funnel for pouring your wine at the same time. Shop now!

Feature:

2-in-1 stainless steel wine chiller stick:wine chiller+wine pourer.
Useful wine accessory to keep wine chilled.
Chiller rod to chill wine from inside.
With a pourer, convenient to pour out wine.
Sleek design to fit all bottle sizes.
Perfect to chill red / white / ice wine & champagne.
Better cooling effect than ice cube, this item will not ruin original taste of drinks.
Great gift for people who love drinking wine.
Can Keep wine temperature 35 ~ 45 minutes, the best state of drinking, depending on the ambient temperature. Since the inside and outside the original cooling wine products.

Instructions for use:

1. Place the wine cooling stick in the freezer for at least 2 hours.
2. Pour out enough wine to allow the wine cooling stick to be inserted into the bottle.
3. Insert the stick into the bottle to cool wine.
4. Pour the wine through the pourer and then you can enjoy the perfect wine.

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Note: Please allow 2-4 weeks for delivery.

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Fun Facts About Wine

Wine is made in virtually every country in the world.
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In Vietnam, if you are in the know and ask your waiter for a glass of cobra wine. They will serve you rice-wine covered with snake blood that is killed on the spot.
Intense fear or hatred of wine is called “oenophobia.”
The dark green wine bottle was an English invention, the work of Sir Kenelm Digby (1603-1665). Previously wine had been kept in goat skin bags.
Wine ‘tastings’ are somewhat inaccurately named – top sommeliers agree that smell is by far the most important sense when it comes to drinking wine.
The custom of bumping glasses with a “cheers” greeting came from old Rome.
In ancient Egypt, the ability to store wine until maturity was considered alchemy and was the privilege of only the pharaohs.
Bubbles in wine have been observed since ancient Greece and were attributed to the phases of the moon or to evil spirits.
Winemaking is a significant theme in one of the oldest literary works known, the Epic of Gilgamesh. The divinity in charge of the wine was the goddess Siduri.
The average age of a French oak tree harvested for use in creating wine barrels is 170 years.
A survey from Australia once stated that women that drink 2 cups of wine a day tend to enjoy sex more than women who don’t drink at all.
The primary fruit crop in Napa Valley during the 1940’s was Prunes – Not grapes.
10,000 varieties of wine grapes exist worldwide.
Roman Historian Pliny the Elder rated 121 B.C. as a vintage “of the highest excellence.” This was the first known reference to a specific wine vintage.
400 different oak species are available to source wood for wine barrels.
The signing of the Declaration Of Independence was toasted with glasses of Madeira.
President Lincoln held an actual liquor license back in his days in Salem, Illinois. For a modest $7 dollars, in 1833, he and his partner William F. Berry got a tavern license that permitted them to sell a “1/2 pint of wine or French brandy for $.25

Prohibition had a devastating impact on the US wine industry, and it took years to recover. Some wineries survived by making sacramental wine for religious purposes, which was allowed under the law.
China has become the leading market for red wine—not just for its flavor. It’s a color favored by the government, and also is considered lucky.
Single-celled organisms called yeast convert the sugar in grapes into alcohol and carbon dioxide, and also release heat in the process.
CMyb1YIUEAAjla5Most wine glasses are specifically shaped to accentuate those defining characteristics, directing wine to key areas of the tongue and nose, where they can be fully enjoyed.
All wine is stored at the same temperature, regardless of its color. But reds and whites are consumed at completely different temperatures.
One glass of wine consists of juice from one cluster of grapes.
Seventy-five grapes comprise one cluster.
One grape vine produces 10 bottles.
One acre can contain 400 vines, resulting in five tons of grapes.