Better Wine Experiences At Home

Fun and engaging video from a Sommelier / Bon Appetit, taking 10 Wine Gadgets to the woodshed to find out how legit - or not - they are...

You don't have to be a wine expert - or spend a lot of money - to enjoy better tasting wine at home. Learn why you should use a wine preserver at home to get tons of great benefits. Find out more...

If you want to preserve the fresh taste of your open bottle of wine for another day, don't suck. Create a 100% argon barrier to stop the oxidation, and place your bottle in a cool and dark place. Just don't trust the "click"...

We love this idea - combine brackets, wine, and March Madness!! And we're proud to help sponsor Luke's March Madness event. Check out the Cork&Taylor podcast home to view his good - and fun - wine content. 

Excellent article link describing how and why open bottles of wine go bad. FOOD52 does a nice job explaining the situation with open bottles of wine at home...

Silvadore Brands - and our home town Chagrin Falls - gets a shout out from Cleveland.com. Check it out...

For customers living around the Northeast Ohio and Chicagoland area, our flagship Silvadore Wine Preserver is now available at Heinen's Fine Foods.

If you'd prefer to buy Silvadore during your next store visit, go to the wine section to find Silvadore, or ask the local Heinen's Wine Lead for help!

Crew cap closures on wine bottles can make a lot of sense. But, make sure your current wine preservation method will work with screw caps! Silvadore, a 100% Argon wine preservation method, works perfectly with screw cap bottles.

If you're new to wine, or interested in learning more about what you're tasting, check this article from WineEnthusiast: "Is This Wine Any Good? The Five Most Important Structural Components to Know". It's a nice summary of things to know...

The Chicago Tribune just published (yet another) list of 24 awesome gifts for any wine lover created by BestReviews. The list of items is all well and good, but I'd like to see them...do more. Read why...

The development of wine preservation over the past 15 years has leaned heavily toward argon as the preferred method for keeping wine fresh. Why? Because science supports it. 100% Argon works based on a combination of chemistry and physics. Read on...

Although March is just beginning, consider this to be the start of the homestretch leading to better weather (especially for us northerners). To help, we’d like to suggest a reasonable, yet fun entertainment opportunity that involves both wine and movies!