Category Archives: closures

An interesting article about closures came out last month from Appellation America from Richard Grant Peterson. He begs people to stop saying corks “breathe.” And goes on to explain the difference between oxidation and aeration. A very interesting read.

It seems like every time you turn around someone else is adding more to the Great Closure Debate. Most of the information is not very helpful, but once in a while, I read something that is informative and interesting. Today … Continue reading →