(EMAILWIRE.COM, August 06, 2010 ) Antwerp-Wommelgem, Belgium - Belgium Wine Watchers, the famous distributor of vintage wines since 1997, has improved their collection. This coincides with the improvements they did to their website. Truly, vintage wine gets better with age, as well as websites.
Belgium Wine Watchers collects, sells, and delivers only the best wines worldwide. Although Asia is their biggest client, they also have customers in almost every part of the world. Just recently, they sold a unique collection of Mouton Rothschild from 1945 up to 2005, a collection that is very rare and exclusive. exclusive. Although they specialize in bordeaux wine and in chateauneuf du pape, they never fall short of supply of other vintage wines.
Chris Thiran, a wine antiquarian, founded the Belgium Wine Watchers in 1997 with a lofty dream of finding and delivering the best wines and offering other wine-related services to his clients.
Belgium Wine Watchers added new features on their website. It now has a better search function. Under the vintage tab, visitors can view the wines according to the year they were bottled. The website also provides search according to the winesÂ’ origin, namely France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and other countries. People can search for wines from France, under the French wine tab. New addition and Our selection tabs are for those who want to know what is new and what is the best according to experts. Visitors can also ask for free email alerts for specific wines, and they can post their wine-tasting experiences.
Belgium Wine Watchers did not only improve their website, they also expanded their collection. Recent additions include Lafite Rothschild, Latour, Angelus, Romanee Conti among others. This is in addition to their previous inventory that includes Margaux, Haut Brion, Yquem, and Mouton Rothschild. The wine years or the collection process actually started in 1926, and every week new selections are being added up to the present.
Vintage wine actually refers to wines that are made during the best years to make wine. The factors considered in making wine are the weather and the crops. A particular year may produce a good crop due to good weather conditions. Therefore, when wine lovers know that in 1990, France produced very good quality grapes, they will know which vintage wine to look for. James Bond fans will understand that his preference for 1961 Dom Perignon is not because of the age but because of the weather conditions and the quality of grapes in 1961.
Belgium Wine Watchers is much like vintage wines; it gets better with age. Not all wines get better with age; the same is true with wine providers. Only good wines – and wine providers – improve as time goes by. Belgium Wine Watchers’s decade of experience, expertise, and excellent products make them stand out among the rest. Not all wines will retain their flavor as time passes. Only a few, along with champagne and port, will get better, an appropriate description of Belgium Wine Watchers.
The prices of their wines are fair, not too high to be unaffordable and not too low to be insulting to the quality of the wines. Wine lovers must visit www.belgiumwinewatchers.com. Those interested in bordeaux wine must see Bordeaux Red, whereas those who like chateauneuf du pape must view Chateauneuf du Pape.
Belgium Wine Watchers is located at Uilenbaan 148a, 2160 Antwerp-Wommelgem, Belgium. Customers can contact them at +32 (0)3 295 60 60 and at info@belgiumwinewatchers.com.
