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by Eric Hanson on May 16, 2007

What I think is really cool about this expensive ($3500 retail) gadget is the excellent balance between simplification (small and cheap enough to fit in your house, does most of the wine management for you) and experimentation (you provide the overall control over the taste of the wine); it really seems like the WinePod takes the messy parts of wine making out of the picture without completely automating the process.
Via CantonRep.com
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Mr Wong
Vote for The WinePod: Reducing Winemaking to a Home-Sized Science:
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Rating: 8.67 out of 3 vote(s) cast.
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Response from:
barefoot wine
(07/31/07 4:08am)
Even with this technology, there is still no better substitute for traditionally-made wine. Winemaking isn't a science for local winemakers. For them, it's a kind of art. And that is one thing technology can't replicate.
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