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Self-Serve Wine Dispenser Debuts in Winnipeg Eatery

December 29, 2011 8:14 AM CDT | News

By Sarah Klein

The Flute wine system (ENOFLUTE.COM)

Winnipeg’s Mona Lisa Ristorante is the first establishment in Canada to offer a self-serve sparkling wine dispenser.

The system pours a glass of wine for patrons without making them obligated to purchase an entire bottle.

The Flute wine system was created by Enomatic, allowing sparkling wine to be served directly from the bottle straight into the glass, and preserving its organoleptic properties for over three weeks.

The Corydon Avenue restaurant introduced the system on Wednesday, with four brands of premium bubbly available by the glass, including Dom Perignon 2002, Moet Imperial Brut, Veuve Clicquot Rose and Veuve Clicquot Brut.

Three other Flute systems are currently in place in Toronto, Vancouver and Quebec City, but Winnipeg is the first location to offer a self-serve version.

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