Fine-Liquids
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18/03/2024
Vor ein paar Wochen war das Team um Marius Junginger vom in Baden-Württemberg bei uns in der Fine Liquids Güterhalle.
Der Beitrag ist am 19. März um 18 Uhr live im TV zu sehen.
Vielen lieben Dank für den super Drehtag.
11/07/2023
International Watertasting with PERRIER
Our Guests in this Episode:
Ruriko Suzuki, Japan's leading water sommelier
Silvia Stefanuca-Serba, water sommelier Romania
Justin Takashi Glascock, water sommelier from Los Angeles
Ha Neul Kim, leading water sommelier, South Korea
Maik Schneckenberger, Doemens-certified beer and water sommelier
Darren Meachem, Coffee competor and Australia’s 1st water sommelier
Dr. Michael Mascha, World leading Water Sommelier and founder of the Fine Water Society, USA
and your host Pat Eckert, water sommelier from Germany.
The fine liquids community water tasting with Perrier as the main attraction promises to be an international event - but then we had soe Problems with the Livestream we could'nt solve.
Water sommeliers from all over the world were invited to share their expertise and opinions. Friday the 7th of Juli 2023, they had been live on camera to offer their taste comments on Perrier and share their knowledge of the French mineral water's source and history.
Perrier's history goes back a long way and has a fascinating connection to the past. Rumor has it that the Romans already knew of the spring, and even Hannibal is said to have refreshed himself there in 218 BC before crossing the Alps. While this is not definitively proven, there is one established fact: In 1863, Emperor Napoleon III gave permission for the construction of a hotel and spa around the Perrier Spring. The chief physician at the time, D. Louis Perrier, became the namesake of the water.
Over time, control of the plant changed, and finally, around 1900, the Englishman St. John Harmsworth took over the company. Under his leadership, Perrier began bottling its mineral water for the first time and selling it worldwide. This move helped make Perrier an internationally known brand, available in over 140 countries.
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06/07/2023
Die Wasserverkostung der fine liquids community auf Twitch.tv mit Perrier als Hauptattraktion verspricht ein internationales Ereignis zu werden. Wassersommeliers aus aller Welt sind eingeladen ihre Expertise und ihre Meinung kundzutun. Diesen Freitag sind sie live vor der Kamera um ihre Geschmackskommentare zu Perrier abzugeben und ihre Kenntnisse über die Quelle und Geschichte des französischen Mineralwassers teilen.
Während die Zuschauer den Livestream verfolgen, werden sie von den Wassersommeliers durch eine sensorische Reise geführt. Sie beschrieben die sprudelnde Textur von Perrier und betonten die subtilen mineralischen Noten, die seinen einzigartigen Charakter ausmachen. Die grüne, keulenförmige Flasche, in der Perrier angeboten wird, ist ein internationales Symbol für seine Qualität und Eleganz.
Die Geschichte von Perrier reicht weit zurück und hat eine faszinierende Verbindung zur Vergangenheit. Gerüchten zufolge kannten bereits die Römer die Quelle, und sogar Hannibal soll sich dort im Jahr 218 v. Chr. Dort erfrischt haben, bevor er die Alpen überquerte. Während dies nicht endgültig belegt ist, gibt es doch eine gesicherte Tatsache: Im Jahr 1863 gab Kaiser Napoleon III. die Erlaubnis für den Bau eines Hotels und Kurorts rund um die Perrier-Quelle. Der leitende Arzt zu jener Zeit, D. Louis Perrier, wurde zum Namenspatron des Wassers.
Im Laufe der Zeit wechselte die Kontrolle über die Anlage, und schließlich übernahm um 1900 der Engländer St. John Harmsworth das Unternehmen. Unter seiner Führung begann Perrier, sein Mineralwasser erstmals in Flaschen abzufüllen und weltweit zu verkaufen. Dieser Schritt trug dazu bei, Perrier zu einer international bekannten Marke zu machen, die in über 140 Ländern erhältlich ist.
Die Wasserverkostung auf Twitch.tv verspricht nicht nur ein Genusserlebnis, sondern auch eine Entdeckungsreise in die Welt des Perrier-Mineralwassers. Die Zuschauer können mit den Wassersommeliers interagieren, Fragen stellen und ihre eigenen Erfahrungen und Vorlieben teilen. Es ist eine einzigartige Gelegenheit, das hochgelobte französische Mineralwasser zu erkunden und die Feinheiten seines Geschmacks zu entdecken.
Live am Freitag den 7. Juli um 23 Uhr deutscher Zeit auf twitch.tv/fineliquids .
CET 11PM Heidelberg
UK 10PM London
LA 2PM Los Angeles
TOKYO & SEOUL 6AM on Saturday 8th
Our Guests in this Episode:
Ruriko Suzuki, Japan's leading water sommelier
Silvia Stefanuca-Serba, water sommelier Romania
Justin Takashi Glascock, water sommelier from Los Angeles
Ha Neul Kim, leading water sommelier, South Korea
Maik Schneckenberger, Doemens-certified beer and water sommelier
Darren Meachem, Coffee competor and Australia’s 1st water sommelier
and your host Pat Eckert, water sommelier from Germany.
06/07/2023
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In the latest article on ONE SIP AT A TIME, you'll find ten of the world's most expensive waters. In addition to the unique mineral composition, the bottle design and origin of the water can also play a role in determining the price of the water.
The bottles can indeed be purchased for the mentioned prices listed. But watch out, the prices go up to five figures.
Enjoy reading (Link in BIO) 📖
Best regards
Timo
Certified Water Sommelier
05/05/2023
Taste and Design Awards 2023,
Taste Awards
STILL Super low minerality
Gold: Lofoten
Silver: Wossa
Pure Mist
Bronze: APSU
STILL Low Minerality
Gold: Antipodes
Silver: Crag
Bronze: Driftless Fine Water
STILL Medium Minerality
Gold: ISKLD
Silver: Perla Moldovei
Bronze: Beloka Water
STILL High Minerality
Gold: Socosani
Silver: Vimeiro
Bronze: Three Bays
SPARKLING Super Low Minerality
Gold: Pure Mist
Silver: Wossa
Bronze: Thunderbird, OSE
SPARKLING Low Minerality
Gold: Fromin
Bambito
Silver: Crag, Waiakea, Antipodes
Bronze: Are, Theoni
SPARKLING Medium Minerality
Gold: ISKLD
Silver: Vellamo
Bronze: Mountain Falls, Perlage, Gaisberg
SPARKLING High Minerality
Gold: Vimeiro
Silver: Carpatina Forte, Three Bays
Bronze: Marzia, Socosani
SPARKLING Very High Minerality
Gold: Long Life
SPARKLING Naturally Carbonated
Gold: ROI
Silver: Güitig
Bronze: Vichy Catalan
CURATED
Gold: NEVAS
Design Awards
GLASS
Gold: La Sasse, Vellamo
Silver: Sembrancher
Bronze: Antipodes, APSU, NEVAS
PET
Gold: Neue Water
Silver: Vellamo
Bronze: 383 The Kopjary Water, OSE
ALUMINUM
Gold: Waiakea
Silver: Lofoten
Bronze: Pure Mist
TETRA
Gold: Theoni
Bag in Box
Gold: Thunderbird
Silver: OSE
Bronze: Mountain Falls
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