A winetainer is a fermenting and storing container made of stainless steel or plastic. Winetainers are typically made of stainless steel and feature a dimpled heat exchange surface for targeted wine cooling. The interior weld finish on winetainers is standard food grade, ensuring high weld quality and container integrity. The most common stainless steel alloys used in winetainers are 302 and 304.
The winetainer’s components include a thermowell for temperature monitoring, manway sizes, pressure release valves, thermostat mounting brackets, and sanitary racking fittings. The bottom of winetainers is sloped to allow for easy drainage. Winetainers come in a variety of sizes, ranging from 120 to 790 gallons. Complete drainage is facilitated by the sloped winetainer bottom 2″ 90° elbow outlet in “no heel.”
The winetainer’s dimpled heat exchanger aids in better cooling by disrupting the wine’s laminar flow pattern, allowing the wine to cool more quickly. The global winetainer market is expected to grow steadily, owing to continued positive gains in domestic wine consumption and production. Winemakers rarely use oak barrels because they are aware of the negative impact oak has on the cost of wine production. During the forecast period, the Global Winetainer market will be driven by global wine industry growth.
Market Dynamics for Winetainers Around the World
Oak barrels are not preferred by winemakers because they are heavy, take up a lot of space, and are a primitive way of storing wine. Wood barrels are a much more durable shipping container than steel barrels, so their introduction was a quantum leap for winemakers. Wine oak barrels are quite expensive, and their prices vary greatly from country to country. The winetainer market has been driven by the high prices of oak barrels. Wine aged in wooden barrels loses a lot of moisture due to evaporation.
When the same wine is aged in a stainless steel winetainer, evaporation loss is significantly reduced. Winemakers prefer winetainers to wooden barrels because they are less expensive. Apart from that, maintaining wooden barrels necessitates a significant amount of effort.
Regional Forecasts for the Global Winetainer Market
In the global winetainer market, North America has the largest share. Women consume 57 percent of all wine produced in the United States, according to the Wine Market Council. North America is followed by Europe, as European winemakers prefer winetainers to wooden barrels these days.
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