Servicing Europe: Paying Homage to the Birthplace of Wine

For centuries, some European countries are known for wine production. In fact, France, Italy, Spain, and Portugal are among the leading producers of this beverage. Aside from being a staple, this drink is also an important ingredient in many of their dishes.
During the Age of Exploration, early Europeans were able to spread the drink to the world as part of their conquest. Through colonization and commerce, the beverage reached the Americas and the Far East. From then on, this drink has become a global commodity. Nowadays, it is among the most widely consumed drinks alongside tea, coffee, beer, and sodas.
For Cable Wine Systems, the Portuguese market is a strategic entry point to the largest wineries of the world. the company is positive that it will attract the Portugal market, who is aiming to revive its wineries. The country is also promoting the renaissance of its vintage culture, which is part of their thrust to woo tourists from different parts of the world.

Despite the wave of modernization, many wine drinkers retain the old-world, traditional racking method. This means manufacturers use hardwoods such as cherry, walnut, and mahogany as raw materials for cellars. Some models also use metal racking. Many of them are bespoke. This is perfect for houses and establishments with a classic look.
But while the traditional storage spaces showcase elegance and art, they can only store a limited number of bottles. What's more, their structure and design affect the quality of the beverage. These issues are addressed by creators of modern wine racks. Aside from the racks' aesthetics, manufacturers also use technologies to keep retain the original taste of the beverage.