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Barmuze device clarifies wines and spirits for a smoother, better flavor

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3-4 minutes in the Barmuze can make any wine or spirit smoother and better tasting, without any reduction in alcohol content
Barmuze
Barmuze cuts down on impurities in any alcohol for a smoother, better flavor
Barmuze
3-4 minutes in the Barmuze can make any wine or spirit smoother and better tasting, without any reduction in alcohol content
Barmuze
Barmuze improves cheap and premium liquors alike
Barmuze
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Not all liquors are top shelf, and even those that are can sometimes be harsh and nasty – until you run them through Barmuze. This three-minute machine removes impurities and enhances flavor for smoother spirits and wines every time.

Using a patented clarification process, in which the alcohol is pressurized, then converted into nanoparticles for a fraction of a second, the Barmuze significantly reduces isobutonol and acetal impurities, cutting down on that aggressive burn and nasty taste for a smoother drink. These impurities are converted back into pleasant-tasting esters – the desirable flavor compounds that give liquors their fruity, citrus and woody notes.

Importantly, you lose none of the alcohol content. Instead, you get back an easier-drinking version of whatever alcohol you put through the machine, with a richer and more complex flavor, as confirmed by sommeliers and fine wine experts. Whatever you put in comes out as a better, smoother version of itself, needing less sugary mixers if you're making cocktails, and causing fewer wrinkled-up faces on the first sip.

Barmuze improves cheap and premium liquors alike
Barmuze

The process takes 3-4 minutes, it's quiet enough to run without disturbing conversation at your dinner party, and the machine can accept up to a liter (33.8 fl oz) or liquor at a time. There's no filters to replace, and you can clean the Barmuze by putting water in it and running a 30-second clean mode.

Learn more about Barmuze here.

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