In wine, temperature is the key to unlocking the true expression of a great Bordeaux. A difference of one or two degrees can transform a wine – revealing or concealing aromas, shifting its structure, and disrupting its balance. What seems subtle becomes unmistakable in the glass.
Take a Bordeaux grand vin, for example, when served too cold it is closed and restrained. The tannins become unpleasant and the aromatics are concealed. Served too warm, the alcohol overpowers the aromatics and distracts from the optimal expression. A mere degree reveals a new facet of the wine, unlocking multiple expressions in one bottle.
While wine collectors and sommeliers have long understood the impact of temperature on tasting experience, there has never been an option to control it.
Beyond wine, the technology of LACARAF can also deliver exceptional results for high end spirits like American Bourbons, Single Malt Scotches, and iconic Japanese Whiskies