Physics and wine (spin)

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  • Re: Physics and wine (spin)

    Tue, March 31, 2009 - 4:42 AM
    just california huh ???

    people drink wine in other places, the usa is a big country !
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      Re: Physics and wine (spin)

      Tue, March 31, 2009 - 8:54 AM
      True enough.......... I will send to FIRST 5 CALLERS in the USA................ MAKES ALL WINE NAPA WINE!
      • Re: Physics and wine (spin)

        Tue, April 14, 2009 - 3:10 PM
        OK - I promised that i'd review this product if he sent me some (he did)

        It *does* seem to smooth out the taste of a cheap pinot noir , for example ... more fruit/soft berry emerged from what is otherwise/usually pretty metallic and sharp French pays d'oc Pinot taste .....

        I also used it with an American pale ale beer and got similar result - less bitter hop bite (i do not like the hop-bitterness that some people do ...)

        I am not sure if it was merely the power of suggestion at work and my expectations OR a scientific change that occured molecularly ...

        It's worth a try if you can't stand the caustic tannic bite of red/white wines (I cannot) ....
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          Re: Physics and wine (spin)

          Thu, April 16, 2009 - 8:55 PM
          You restructured the 2 hardest drinks to "spin". For first timers, I think cabs do best! Try it with other wines and for longer exposer periods and please share with the tribe!
          • Re: Physics and wine (spin)

            Tue, May 19, 2009 - 9:12 AM
            ultimately i hung the bag on my glass w/ a rubber band for 10 mins and did a side by side comparison and i could taste less tannins in the glass w/ the beads. it gave the taste a boost by deleting the astringincy of the tannins.
            i was using a decent Cab. I also tried it with a 2 buck Chuck with similar results. it seemed even more noticable with the Chuck, making it much tastier.

            thanks

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