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The difference between a corked bottle and a baggin box, n Actually, the baggin box is actually going to have higher quality because it's put in under vacu It's an exposed to cork which can cause cork taint. Also when you have the baggin box, once you open this box, you have six weeks to finish it. It's going to taste So the quality is actually going to be higher than a bottle because it's not going to degrade over time. Once you open a bottle of wine, it starts oxidizing immediately. The baggin box has the advantage of being in a backing sealed bag, so it does not get the oxygen exposure so it doesn't continue to degrade over time. So in my personal opinion, the baggin box is going to better than a corked bottle. Okay, any new gadgets on the market? One that I recommend highly is if you are not going to go with the baggin box wines and you're going to drink out of a bottle still, is the VacuVin wine, what is it? Wine vacu What it does is it comes with a little cork and a vacu Of course, still the best thing is to open a bottle. Finish a bottle, but this does extend the life of an open bottle.
