Haha Wine bottle Chinese translation, where to make wine bottles

Our company in Shunde, Foshan, often in Xuzhou to purchase glass bottles, there are more glass bottle manufacturers, of which Xuzhou Hualian glass products **** is a relatively large one, we have been picking up goods from there for a long time, the quality is also good, if you plan to purchase glass bottles from there, I suggest you or a field trip, Xuzhou Hualian glass products **** to provide you with reference.

Most of them are made of glass, and some of them are high-end and have ceramics.

Heat the bottom of the bottle over fire. Then quickly put it on ice and the bottom of the bottle will burst. The lamp can be accessed from the bottom of the bottle. Plug the mouth of the bottle with a wooden stopper. The plug is punched beforehand, and the wire is passed through the hole. That's pretty much it.

Fronton AOC (Aquitaine), behind which is the address This wine is made from the oldest vines in our appellation, made from 85% Negrete or St. Georges Pinot (planted in 1964) and 15% Cabernet Franc (planted in 1982). Stored in oak barrels for 1 year.

In order to enjoy its exquisiteness, it is recommended to decant the wine for 2 to 3 hours before drinking.

Selected in the Hachette Canonical '07, 886 pages.

Selected in the '06 Hubert Wine Dictionary, p. 296.

The wine is numbered 1809 in a full lot of 4910 bottles

The two people downstairs have a somewhat wrong understanding of carafe, so carafer translation is a small mistake :)

Bottle front.

Château Saint-Louis is an official wine appellation in Fronton.

The name of the owner of the manor, at the bottom is the address, so I won't translate it.

The main thing is all on the back of the bottle.

The wine comes from the oldest vineyards, with 85 percent Pinot Saint Georges or Negrette (cultivated in 1964) and Cabernet Franc 15 percent (cultivated in 1982), both grapes made separately and fermented in oak barrels for one year.

To better appreciate the beauty of this fine wine, it is recommended that you pour it into a long-necked potbelly glass bottle for 2 to 3 hours before savoring it.

The wine was selected in the 2007 Hachette Travel Guide, with 886 pages The wine was selected in the 2006 Yubaihe Travel Guide, and the 296 pages were numbered 1809 out of 4910 bottles produced

Portable flasks, military flasks.

A carry-on flask is a beverage container that is usually used to hold alcoholic beverages, especially small amounts of distilled spirits. Portable flasks are usually designed to be curved in shape, just the right size to fit in a trouser pocket, hence the name.

The main body of this kind of wine bottle is made of stainless steel, and sometimes the surface is pasted with leather, recycled leather, natural wood, fiber fabric, etc., or the process of glossy, frosted, gilding, embossing, and patterning is carried out to make the whole wine bottle appear more beautiful. The leather materials on the flask are generally made of cowhide and sheepskin, and there are many options in color, and at the same time, snakeskin, leopard print, crocodile skin and other patterns can also be made, while fiber fabrics are generally monochrome, or some plaid cloth, camouflage cloth, etc. As for the style, the square shape is the most classic style of the flask.

Nowadays, there are also individually designed shapes such as round, heart-shaped, bulb-shaped, and ancient wine jar shapes. However, if you distinguish from the general categories, the flasks are roughly divided into four categories: wide, narrow, round, and square. In addition, the wine jug is divided into all manual, all mechanical, semi-manual and semi-mechanical production, but the factor that affects it is to look at the production process, not necessarily the most expensive handmade wine jug.

At present, the price of this kind of wine pot on the market is cheaper, roughly dozens of yuan a piece, and the cheapest in previous years was more than 200 yuan.

Just bottles of certain wines.

It's just a matter of style, and it's more suitable for carrying in strenuous exercise.