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Default Wine packaging is changing

Ed Pawlowski > wrote in
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> On Mon, 26 Mar 2012 13:37:01 -0700 (PDT), ImStillMags
> > wrote:
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>>On Mar 26, 10:00*am, "Ed Pawlowski" > wrote:
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>>I would prefer a lighter weight glass over plastic any day.
>>
>>And.....I would be just as happy if every winemaker went to screw tops.

>
>
> Same here. The snob appeal of the cork is the only thing really
> preventing it. You can get some decent wines now that have a screw
> top, but it will be decades coming for a major change.
>



Most Aussie wines are doing the shift to screwcaps. Even the 'flagship'
wines like Penfolds.

Screwcaps = nil spoilage, which equates to less $$'s lost for the wineries,
and means your wine is *always* good when you crack the seal.

I used to be a 'cork' guy, but now prefer the screwcaps.

It makes it easier to crack one for the SO :-)



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