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Climate in Hong Kong is miserable for wine storage since the summer is hot and humid and
The Four Right Conditions are : |
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Slight variation on either side is acceptable as long as the temperature remains stable. |
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Humidity level over 75% will deteriorate the label. If it is lower than 40%, corks will become dry though the label can be kept in good shape. If the cork drys and shrinks, air & bacteria can enter and damage your wine. |
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Bright light especially direct sunlight can damage wines and also cause the labels to fade. So keep them away from strong light or make sure they are well covered. |
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Vibration can disturb and tire a wine. Don't store your wine close to refrigerators, washers or dryers where motors will cause vibration. Find a nice vibration-free storage place to ensure that your wines are not being disturbed. |
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The Ideal Solution - Electrical Wine Cellar It is not easy to achieve the above ideal conditions in Hong Kong since space is very limited. As such, the best solution is to get yourself an electrical wine cellar which provides the above-mentioned right conditions for you to store wines appropriately. These wine cellars
come in different sizes and capacity, ranging from 40 to over 150 bottles,
to suit your needs. So if you plan to store and let your wine age for
years before enjoying them, you better get a right storage place for them.
Otherwise, unfavourable conditions will only deteriorate the quality of
your valuable collection. |
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| Updated on November 23, 2001 | ||||