Tag: Oak Infusion Spiral
Afternoon Brief, February 6th
Wildfires in Chile Rip Through Historic Vineyards and Destroy Wineries: Three regions of Chile have declared a state of emergency as wildfires burn through homes and businesses – as well as some of the country's oldest vines...
Oak Infusion Spirals Giving New Oak Impact in Just 6 Weeks!
Oak Infusion Spirals are designed to age wines with new oak without the cost of new barrels. Either through bung hole or in tank...
Oak Infusion Spiral Is the Smartest Oak Alternative
Premium oak aging without the high cost and hassles of new barrels. Extraction as fast as chips but without the chippy results, the Oak...
Smart Oak Alternative with Largest Surface Area in the Smallest Package
The Oak Infusion Spiral gives your wine new oak impact without the new oak barrel. A smart oak alternative that has the largest surface...
The Smart Oak Alternative
The Oak Infusion Spiral gives your wine new oak impact without the new oak barrel. A smart oak alternative that has the largest surface...
Afternoon Brief, November 1
Winery Association Leaders Converge in Washington, D.C. for Inaugural Conference: "You can't find a successful wine region that doesn't have a strong winery association tied to it." So proclaims George Christie, President of the Wine Industry Network and primary organizer of the Wine Association Leadership Conference that's taking place in conjunction with USBevX 2017, this coming February 22-24 in Washington, DC...
Six Exhibitors for the Small Grower at Unified
By Dawn Dolan
In the weeks leading up to the Unified Wine & Grape Symposium, friends asked me if I were going. For my business,...
Oak Infusion Spiral Offers Free Samples and Introduces Big Roast Blend
Introducing the new Oak Infusion Spiral Big Roast Blend, a multi-toast American oak through-bung oak alternative that delivers big, dark-toasted oak to robust red...
Afternoon Brief, June 3
Massive Wine Fraud Sting Nets Prominent Canadian Industry Figures: Montréal police arrested 12 individuals, many in the wine industry, last month in what authorities are calling "one of the most [significant] tax-evasion schemes referring to alcohol contraband in Quebec."
