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Reduction of Packaging Materials: When purchasing wine in-store or at a wine shop, packaging materials such as plastic bags or cardboard packaging are often used. With home delivery, wine is typically packaged carefully to avoid damage during transit, yet generally with less packaging material. We try to use original paper cartons where it is possible and ecological duct tape.
Lower Carbon Emissions: By shipping wine directly from the winery or warehouse to the consumer, the need for intermediaries and associated transportation is reduced. This results in lower carbon emissions as fewer vehicles are on the road. The wines are delivered directly from the Italian producers to our warehouse in Ticino, usually in bigger quantity in order to use less means of transportation.
Optimization of Deliveries: Companies offering wine delivery often work to optimize their deliveries, planning efficient routes and minimizing empty trips. This reduces fuel consumption and emissions.
What can wine enthusiasts do to make wine delivery even more sustainable?
Selecting Eco-Conscious Companies: Before choosing a wine delivery service, research the sustainability practices of the company. Opt for companies actively committed to environmental conservation and sustainability. Same is valid for wine producers.
Bundle Orders: Plan your wine needs in advance and order larger quantities at once to reduce the number of deliveries, this lowers the carbon emissions per bottle.
Recycling Packaging Materials: Upon receiving your delivery, dispose of packaging materials such as cardboard or cushioning materials responsibly, and recycle them where possible.
Nowadays, wine delivery provides a convenient and environmentally friendly option for wine enthusiasts looking to minimize their ecological footprint. Through conscious decision-making and supporting sustainable businesses, consumers can contribute to reducing environmental impact and promoting a better future for generations to come.
Are you a red o white wine lover? The last research shows the differences between red and white wine drinkers. Red wine drinkers tend to be early birds versus white wine drinking night owls. Dogs are more a red thing; cats are more associated with white. Reds are introverts; whites are extroverts. And red wine drinkers lean towards jazz music while white wine drinkers were more likely to listen to punk. Plus, red drinkers were more likely to be Game of Thrones fans. Overall, red wine drinkers were more likely to identify as "adventurous, humble, and organized" and white wine lovers identified as "curious, sarcastic, and perfectionists." Source: www.foodandwine.com
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White wine is in noway less sophisticated and tasty than red wine. White wine can be just as complex, and just as delicious. It’s just about knowing exactly what you’re talking about when it comes to making that all-important wine order. The taste of wines differs depending on climate, soil, farming methods and most crucially – human interference or ‘’intervention’ in the winery.” There are so many white grape varieties, growing in different Italian regions: Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Moscato, Trebbiano, Pinot Grigio, Grillo, Gewürztraminer, Pecorino, Glera...
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