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Bulk Wine FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
We can act as a third controlling party on your behalf, with a local immediate access to the wines, high expertise and with a perfectly controlled process of bulk wine loading. You will discover the only certificate in the market that offers a guarantee of loading bulk under the highest quality standards: SAFE BULK.
Yes, we can also help you find the ideal professional service so you can bottle the wine we have created for your market and store it in perfect conditions. Be cost efficient, and rely on true professionals.
Yes. We are associated with an international and prestigious laboratory that will give us the wine analytics you require in order to safely import the wine to your country, avoiding annoying issues with your local customs. We will interpret the result ourselves and advise you as your oenologists in situ.
We are wine designers and creators. We have experience launching new wines into markets and have the know-how to succeed in this challenging task. We will help you define how your wine should taste and design the ideal product. With our technical support, you can be sure that you will obtain QUALITY and CONSITENCY. Let’s build your success story together.
Of course! This is a very common request and we are ready to help you create the wine that will make your brand shine. At your request we will design the ideal wine blend for your market. Over years of working with local producers, we have developed excellent relationships that allow us to access their best batches. We taste their batches for you, select the right ones for your needs, and blend them in order to create your next award winning wine.
Yes, we offer a range of our own brands and we can send you bottled wine if that is what you need. Contact us to learn more about the brands we have to offer.
Of course! Our team works directly with you to design custom blends that meet your specific market needs. We can mix and match different varieties according to what you need.
Today, many solutions are available to import selected wines, with smaller volumes. Contact us and we will help you find the best way to transport your wine.
We implement rigorous quality control standards at all production sites to guarantee consistent wine quality across our blends.
We leverage the natural advantages of bulk transport—such as high thermal mass—to protect your product. Because large volumes of liquid resist rapid temperature swings, we use natural convection to dissipate heat and prevent “hot spots.” To maximize this stability, we require wine to be loaded as cold as possible (ideally 15°C or less), ensuring it remains within a safe range throughout its journey.
Oxidation is prevented through a combination of rigorous “housekeeping” and industry-leading technology. We utilize advanced, multi-layered flexitanks with a gas barrier layer featuring an Oxygen Transmission Rate (OTR) of less than 0.05 cc/m²/24hr—a 99% improvement over older materials. Our protocol is to target <0.8 ppm of dissolved oxygen prior to loading, guaranteeing the wine’s freshness and longevity.
Yes. Beyond temperature and oxygen, we oversee a full suite of analytical parameters tailored to your specific needs. Our role is to act as your quality advocate, ensuring that every supplier respects your exact requirements and that the wine meets your standards before it ever leaves the facility.
Bulk wine sourcing involves acquiring large quantities of wine for commercial use, tailored to specific quality and price requirements.
We offer personalized wine sourcing, blending services, and quality control to ensure your success in the wine market.
Our primary sourcing regions include Chile, Argentina, and Spain, known for their exceptional wine quality.
We can get you any variety you want if it’s available in Chile, Argentina or Spain. Each country and region has different varieties that they are known for. For example, the Mendoza region in Argentina is famous for its Malbec. We can secure the best Malbec for you, but we can also get you acquainted with varieties you may not have even heard of, if that is of interest to you!
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