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Wine thermometer that doesn't actually touch the wine.
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What's so new about this gadget?
Philip
Phillynet's post is mostly true. IR thermometers have been around for a number of years. What is special about my device is that it was designed specifically for wine. It is made to take the temperature of the wine itself, inside a glass. It is calibrated for the utmost accuracy in wine temperature ranges. Also, it has a proprietary retractable sensor. This allows the sensor to stay clean and protected with no lens caps to fumble. Easy one-hand operation. The sommeliers love it. On my website there's a killer wine temperature database for ultimate cork dork entertainment.
Anyway, thanks again for checking out this product.
Cheers,
Andrew
What's so new about this gadget?
Philip
Phillynet's post is mostly true. IR thermometers have been around for a number of years. What is special about my device is that it was designed specifically for wine. It is made to take the temperature of the wine itself, inside a glass. It is calibrated for the utmost accuracy in wine temperature ranges. Also, it has a proprietary retractable sensor. This allows the sensor to stay clean and protected with no lens caps to fumble. Easy one-hand operation. The sommeliers love it. On my website there's a killer wine temperature database for ultimate cork dork entertainment.
Anyway, thanks again for checking out this product.
Cheers,
Andrew
More booze gadgetry please!!!
More booze gadgetry please!!!
Phillynet's post is mostly true. IR thermometers have been around for a number of years. What is special about my device is that it was designed specifically for wine. It is made to take the temperature of the wine itself, inside a glass. It is calibrated for the utmost accuracy in wine temperature ranges. Also, it has a proprietary retractable sensor. This allows the sensor to stay clean and protected with no lens caps to fumble. Easy one-hand operation. The sommeliers love it. On my website there's a killer wine temperature database for ultimate cork dork entertainment.
Anyway, thanks again for checking out this product. Please contact me through www.nuvovino.com for any information.
Cheers,
Andrew
- IR thermos are not new, but this one is special!!
- by nuvovino January 19, 2007 4:16 PM PST
- Hello, I am the owner of Nuvo Vino. Thank you all for your interest.
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(12 Comments)Phillynet's post is mostly true. IR thermometers have been around for a number of years. What is special about my device is that it was designed specifically for wine. It is made to take the temperature of the wine itself, inside a glass. It is calibrated for the utmost accuracy in wine temperature ranges. Also, it has a proprietary retractable sensor. This allows the sensor to stay clean and protected with no lens caps to fumble. Easy one-hand operation. The sommeliers love it. On my website there's a killer wine temperature database for ultimate cork dork entertainment.
Anyway, thanks again for checking out this product. Please contact me through www.nuvovino.com for any information.
Cheers,
Andrew