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Does the Concave Bottom on the Bottles Improve the Wine? This Says the WSET
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The sunken background of wine bottles is a recognizable feature, but few people know the real reason for their existence. In appearance, it does not change the taste of wine. This detail, also called punt , is found in calm, sparkling and fortified wines. Its depth varies according to the type of drink and the process of making. The concave background facilitates the handling of sparkling wine A functional detail that has become a visual symbol …
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