Small Winery Tries Affordable Wine Bottle Filler

In this video we try out a new wine bottle filler. We use a Marchisio wine bottle filler. We bumble our way through using this filler. I think this will be a good addition to increasing our capacity as a small winery. This wine filler was relatively affordable at just under $600.
check out the the equipment featured in the video at: www.morebeer.com/index?a_aid=8...

[@jameskohut6186]

Italians do not know how to market products well from my experience searching for wine/grape processing equipment. For a product not to include instructions or an owners manual is really lame from a marketing perspective. At least you had the patience to figure the wine filler out before chucking it against the wall. A call to More Wine may have helped. Thanks for the video. It was informative. What was your last bottle filler?

[@edc1326]

You don't need trial and error to work out that it only fills to the level of liquid in the reservoir IE the fill level in the bottle will be at the same level as the reservoir so adjust the tray and loosen the two black knobs on the adjustment bar to accommodate the bottle better

[@robross6462]

Did you do a full bottling session with this yet? Is it something you would recommend? I’m a home wine maker and bottle about 50-70 gallons a year with a single bottle bon vino auto filler with integrated pump. It was never great and broke last year. Looking to replace it.

[@tempecreekwine]

Yeah, it is great. You could fill 50 gallons of bottles in like 1 or 2 hours. Now our slow down is corking