Ice Wine Bottle

Because of the lower yield of grape musts and the difficulty of processing, icewines are significantly more expensive than table wines. They are often sold in half-bottle volume (375 mL) or the even smaller 200ml bottle.

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Generally genuine ice wines will keep about 10 years though some will keep longer; bear in mind that the flavours and aromas will change as the years go by. Once opened however your bottle of ice wine should be consumed within a week or so using a wine pump in between – unless you have a Coravin of course.

The 5ft 11in tall bottle, known as The Intrepid, contains 311 litres of 32-year-old Macallan single malt Scotch. It was named in honour of the drive and achievements of 11 of the world's most pioneering explorers, who are featured on the bottle.

A Jeroboam, or a Double Magnum, holds 3 litres of wine (four bottles), where a Bordeaux Jeroboam holds 5 litres.

Ice wine bottles are mostly made of glass, especially crystal white glass, which has good transparency and durability.

The sealing performance of ice wine bottles is usually better. The bottle mouth is designed with a tight cap or stopper, which can effectively prevent the wine liquid from leaking or air from entering the bottle, ensuring the quality of the wine.

The freezing effect of an ice wine bottle usually depends on its material and thickness. A high-quality ice wine bottle can quickly reach the ideal freezing temperature and maintain a cooling effect for a longer period of time.

Ice wine bottles produced by regular manufacturers usually have the exact capacity marked on the bottle, and consumers can use this information to confirm its accuracy.

The shape and size of ice wine bottles are usually designed with ease of holding and placement in mind so that consumers can use and store them easily.

The transparency of ice wine bottles is usually very high, especially those made of crystal white glass, so the color and state of the wine can be clearly observed.

Although ice wine bottles are made of glass, high-quality ice wine bottles are not prone to cracking or deformation under normal freezing conditions. However, if the freezing temperature is too high or the freezing time is too long, it may still cause cracking or deformation.

During the storage process, ice wine bottles need to be protected from direct sunlight, high temperature and humid environment to prevent the bottle from deforming, discoloring or the label from falling off. At the same time, ensure that the storage environment is clean and hygienic to avoid contamination.

With the improvement of environmental awareness, more and more ice wine bottle manufacturers have begun to pay attention to the environmental protection of packaging. Some manufacturers use recyclable packaging materials or adopt environmentally friendly printing processes to reduce their impact on the environment.

Because of the lower yield of grape musts and the difficulty of processing, icewines are significantly more expensive than table wines. They are often sold in half-bottle volume (375 mL) or the even smaller 200ml bottle.