A vintage wine tool with a story to tell. See this century-old opener in action — you won’t believe how smooth it is.

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Currently Wine Co. identified a gap between traditional wine marketing methods and the interests of younger consumers. To bridge this gap, the startup took inspiration from popular beverage ...

Retailer Aldi has launched what is claimed to be the UK's first supermarket own-label aluminium wine bottle. The launch is the result of a partnership with Broadland Drinks, a UK-based company ...

Her brand also takes an unconventional approach to wine marketing, moving away from traditional retail models ... and provenance," Best said. "A great bottle of wine, like a great piece of art ...

Retailer's first own-brand wine sold in aluminium bottles set hit UK shelves next week in move expected to deliver 'considerable' emissions savings Aluminium wine bottles are set to hit the ...

Once you open a bottle of wine ... their coronation quickly after opening," stresses Thralls. "A traditional method sparkling wine such as cava or Champagne (which have more atmospheres of ...

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The bottle is lighter than its glass counterparts. Credit: Sean Pavone / Shutterstock. Aldi has introduced the UK’s reportedly first supermarket own-label wine bottle made from aluminium, offering a ...

Aldi is continuing a drive to improve the sustainability of its products by launching the UK’s first supermarket own-label aluminium wine bottle. Rolling out in stores from Monday next week, the ...

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