04/16/08 - California Wineries
Gifts For Wine Lovers
If you are looking for the perfect gift you can give wine lovers, here are some gift suggestions.
The terra cotta wine cooler is perfect for enjoying a chilled bottle of wine during warm summer nights and other laidback moments you spend with your family and friends. The wine cooler should be soaked in cold water prior to its use to keep you wine cold for hours. In this way, you save yourself trips to the fridge, and your wine will have no messy condensation.
A heavy metal wine rack is the answer in your search of a wine rack that will not easily break nor crack. Choose the wrought iron version that displays fine workmanship in a natural smoky gray or black finish, polished with decorative silver that serves as highlights.
You may also want to check out the table wine storage rack and other large wine pedestal and wall-mounted wine storage racks. You can consider giving your wine lover friend or loved one, a copy of the wine blending and tasting kit to help him or her develop the necessary skills for wine appreciation.
A stainless steel pourer with integrated steel ball allowing for gentle and controlled pouring is also an excellent choice. It o has a special spout that prevents wine from dripping.
Another great gift for wine lovers is a wine opener that can be used for any kind of bottle or cork providing easy de-corking in seconds. You may also choose gift baskets of wine related items, such as gourmet wine and types of cheeses and other goodies.
Another ideal gift are the screw pulls that gently and professionally extract corks from reluctant bottles with four easy strokes. This durable screw allows two thousand of bottles to be opened without changing its screw.
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