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Good one for 2007! "The waiting time is over! The excitement has reached the top. The expectations has been releaved. Our unique experiment "our baby" has been carried out. Bernt and Bjarne have made Champagne of cheap white wine using a SodaSteamer! See the step-by-step video of the experiment." Thanks Rob. Link.
HOW TO - make Champagne from cheap white wine!
Good one for 2007! "The waiting time is over! The excitement has reached the top. The expectations has been releaved. Our unique experiment "our baby" has been carried out. Bernt and Bjarne have made Champagne of cheap white wine using a SodaSteamer! See the step-by-step video of the experiment." Thanks Rob. Link.
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Jan 1, 2006 08:38 AM
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What is the product actually called? I'm not getting anything under "SodaSteamer" on Google.
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i assume its some modern sort of the old seltzer bottles, like this..
http://fantes.com/seltzer.htm#bottle
i have one i just need to find the co2 charger units..
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I think I found it under "soda maker" on Froogle. There's also something called "carbonation drops" that looks like an alternative to the dry ice mentioned in the blog's comments.
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As no one else has pointed it out, it's technically not Champagne. If it is not made in the French area called Champagne, then it can only be sparkling white wine. Out of curiousity, does anyone know how real champagne gets it's bubbles?
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TVarmy - real champagne is made by fermenting it a second time, in a sealed container, such as a corked wine bottle
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Here's what you're looking for
http://www.sodaclubusa.com/default.htm
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Here's what you're looking for
http://www.sodaclubusa.com/default.htm
Kinda pricey
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