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Ariabecco, which means “air spout” in Italian, is a world first, receiving a World Patent in 2018.
The products are manufactured in Cape Town, the capital of the winelands region of South Africa and can be delivered to any location in the world.
Regardless of whether you produce a premium brand or an entry-level offering, aeration is advisable to enhance the flavour. Whilst decanters work well for this purpose, they are not always a practical option in every setting. Circumstances also don’t always provide enough time for a bottle of wine to air after opening.
Ariabecco discs are convenient and simple to use. They provide up to 64% aeration immediately upon pouring and so are the ideal companions to every bottle of wine, whether consumed in restaurants, homes, at functions and wine-tastings or even out on a picnic.
Each pouring disc has an adjustable tab which allows the consumer to choose how much aeration is desired, between maximum (typically for red wines) down to no aeration at all (typically for white wines), in which case the disc serves as a drip stopper.
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Ariabecco pourers are thus multifunctional, in that they serve as aerators as well as prevent wine drops from running down the bottle. They are also seen as a powerful marketing tool. The discs can be branded by printing the respective wine farm’s emblem in full colour.
Ariabecco discs are designed to be as affordable as possible, in order to attach them as a default feature on every bottle of wine, without adding much to the end-price that the consumer pays per bottle. Its necktie design comes with simple instructions on how to use the disc most effectively, after which the product can either be washed and stored for reuse as many times as desired, or simply discarded with the empty bottle, since they are priced to be disposable as well.
Produced out of PET (Polyethylene Terephthalates), each disc is FDA approved for use in the food & beverage industry.