How To Use

It could not be simpler, just add a spray or two of Clean Wine to your empty glass of wine, pour and swill!

Directions

Gently shake Clean Wine bottle and ideally spray into each empty glass, pour wine and swill. Clean Wine can be added to wine already in the glass, but you should swill slightly more. You may also treat a whole bottle but it should be consumed within 24 hours, otherwise it may oxidise. To treat a bottle: remove the top or cork, spray in the required dosage, gently swill and stand for 2 minutes before pouring.

Dosing (per 750 ml bottle)

Champagne, long cellar and organic wines – 3 sprays

Red, white, rosé and sparkling wine – 6 sprays

Sweet wines, sherries and port – 12 sprays

Adjust dosage per glass depending on glass size. For example, if drinking white wine and using 125ml glasses (UK standard size) you would get 6 glasses per 750ml bottle. Therefore, since the dosage is 6 sprays per bottle use 1 spray per glass.

At the above dosage levels a bottle of Clean Wine will treat around 200 125ml glasses of champagne, 100 glasses of white, red or rosé or 25 glasses of sweet wines. On average, treating an equal selection of all wine types, one bottle of Clean Wine will treat over 100 glasses.

Although the above dosage will work for most people and wines, satisfactory dosage depends on the wine, the level of preservatives that have been added to it and how badly you are affected with hangovers after drinking wine. Therefore, you may need to increase the dosage by a few extra sprays per glass.

Other Alcoholic Drinks

Clean Wine works by removing the harmful chemicals found in Wine.  These are also found in other alcoholic drinks and in quite high concentrations in cider and lesser so in beer. Therefore, although Clean Wine has been specifically designed for wine it will, to a lesser extent, help prevent hangovers from certain other alcoholic drinks.

Caution with Fine Wines

Clean Wine is best used to treat New World wines and those made to a modern specification, which have higher levels of preservatives. Care should be taken when treating older high-quality wines as too much Clean Wine will lead to oxidisation of the wine, which can flatten the flavour.