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Handcrafted Technical Ceramic Amphorae

P U RE

Our PURE technical ceramic amphora is crafted by an Italian artisan ceramist.

 

The addition of chamotte (fired clay, ground and sieved) to the raw clay reinforces the structure and enhances micro-oxygenation slightly lower than that of a barrel.

 

Its streamlined, ovoid shape, widely recognized in winemaking, allows for vertical movement and random circulation of fine lees, adding roundness to the wine.

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Included:

  • ceramic lid with locking system

  • total drainage valve

  • tasting tap (starting at from 450L capacity)

Optional:

Glass aseptic airlock and stainless steel support

HONGROISE

Our HONGROISE technical ceramic amphora is crafted by Hungarian artisans. It features a practical side door, ideal for winemaking processes:

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  • Subtle and controlled micro-oxygenation

  • Measured and stable porosity

  • Vertical shape, preserving freshness and tension in wines

  • Consistent form

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Included:

  • ceramic lid with locking system

  • total drainage valve

  • side door

Optional:

Glass aseptic airlock and stainless steel support

Key qualities of our ceramic jars

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Pure and crystalline beverages

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Subtle and consistent micro-oxygenation

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Fluid movement throughout the entire jar

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Measured and stable porosity

Technical ceramic containers

In addition to its range of amphorae, V&T Amphores offers two categories of technical ceramics, made from assembled clays, produced in Italy (near Venice) and in Hungary.

This new ceramic range stands out for:

  • consistent shapes

  • ease of maintenance

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Manufacturing in Technical Ceramics

Technical ceramic containers allow direct contact between the wine and the material, fostering subtle and controlled micro-oxygenation.

The addition of chamotte (fired clay, ground and sifted) to the raw clay reinforces the structure and enhances micro-oxygenation, slightly lower than that of a barrel..

Their ovoid, streamlined shapes promote vertical movement and random circulation of fine lees, enhancing roundness in wines, beers, and spirits.

All our ranges of amphorae

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