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Clef du Vin Wine Enhancer

The Clef du Vin is an intriguing wine gadget that promises that it can replicate the key elements of the wine aging process at an accelerated rate of one year per second. The gadget only works in wines with aging potential but it can help young vintages become softer and more subtle. To use it you dip the Clef du Vin into the wine glass at 1-2 second intervals. The Clef du Vin deluxe version with the bottle, glass and pocket versions in a leather gift box with instructions and cloth. The set sells for $249.95.

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Catania Wine Enhancer

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Gadgets, Wine

Would you believe crystals and minerals to improve your wine? We’ve seen magnets and electrolysis but this one is even more outlandish. The Catania wine enhancer promises to fix wine through the use of crystals, vibrations and minerals. The wine enhancer promises to work right through the bottle, or even the glass. In addition to the crystal-studded bases that the wine bottle rests upon they also sell little by-the-glass wine ehancers that affix to the glass through one of those little plastic sucker thingies for $39. The deluxe version shown here sells for $129. Their website boasts quotes from the Boston Herald, Wine Spectator and a bunch of other places saying it actually works but I’m not buying it.

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