Cartouche of nitrogen CA06 (0.3L)
Nitrogen cartridge for La Sommelière wine dispenser, ref. CA06. Sold individually, the cartridge supplies 0.3 litres of nitrogen, an odourless, inert gas, allowing you to preserve an average of twenty 75cl bottles. The nitrogen protects the wine and prevents it from coming into contact with air, thereby preventing the wine from oxidising and spoiling.
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How does nitrogen preserve wine?
Nitrogen preservation protects the wine and prevents it from coming into contact with air, thereby preventing the wine from oxidising and spoiling.
An odourless, inert gas, nitrogen preserves your wines and their aromas for several days.
The CA06 nitrogen cartridge is compatible with which La Sommelière appliance?
Compatible with the La Sommelière DVV22, a much loved and popular wine dispenser in the commercial sector (events, restaurants, bars), the nitrogen cartridge brings an end to wine wastage.
With this system, you can now invite your customers to sample a wine by the glass, even if the bottle was opened and served the previous day, without it losing any of its aromas.
Capacity of a CA06 nitrogen cartridge
Sold individually, the CA06 cartridge supplies 0.3 litres of nitrogen and lets you preserve an average of twenty 75cl bottles.
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