Liebherr WTES 4177 WTES 4177-25 Manual Do Utilizador

Códigos do produto
WTES 4177-25
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Innovative, exclusive and versatile:
The Vinidor range
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epending on model size, the technically advanced appliances in the Vinidor 
range have two or three wine compartments allowing independent temperature 
settings. The appliances can be set in the temperature range of +5 °C and +20 °C to 
exactly the degree required in each of the compartments. All the Vinidor appliances 
feature an innovative LED lighting concept. There is LED lighting in each temperature 
zone, integrated in the ceiling and in the insulation plates. This advanced technology 
ensures uniform illumination of the complete interior. Since any heat generated by the 
LEDs is minimal, wines can be presented, bathed in light, for a longer time period.
The path to complete wine pleasure
The responsibility for the quality of the wine 
does not stop with the wine storage. As a wine 
consumer you too will want to handle your wine 
carefully; especially if you want to provide the 
full benefit to both yourself and your guests. 
You need to know how to properly store your 
wine and how it is to be correctly served. For 
example, it is worthwhile, to decant strong red 
wines into a carafe before serving; particularly if 
they are to be enjoyed while they are young. The 
contact area of the wine with air is greater in the 
carafe than in the bottle. This means, the wine 
‘‘saturates’’ with oxygen so that it is positively 
changed and any possible sullying of the 
aroma rapidly disappears. Older red wines are 
decanted in order to separate the sediment that 
has settled at the bottom of the bottle from the 
rest of the wine. A lighted candle placed under 
the bottle neck helps reveal this sediment. Most 
important, however, is to ensure that your wine 
is at the right serving temperature. White wines 
are best enjoyed when they are cold. And room 
temperature as a measure for a red wine is long 
since passé. Even heavy wines should not be 
served at temperatures of more than +20 °C; a 
temperature of +18 °C is even better. Only then 
will the flavour and refinement show to their very 
best.
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