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Do I need to "top up" the pressure periodically in my enclosures?
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Evan Wallace Staff member
Do I need to occassionally repressurize my bottles in the Perlage System? That is, do they leak over time at all?
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Evan Wallace Staff member
No, you don't. The valves are very effective. We have had bottles on Perlage for over a year with no loss of CO2 pressure in the headspace of the bottle and no decrease in carbonation levels in the Champagne.
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Evan Wallace Staff member
@Evan Wallace We have a customer in Seattle, the venerable Virginia Inn in the Pike Market, that had a bottle of Champagne on Perlage when Washington State shut down all restaurants at the start of Covid. When the restaurant opened seven months later, I went in and ordered a glass of bubbles. The owner found the Perlage, and opened it. It made the familiar hissing sound when opened, with a cloud of familiar fog around the mouth of the bottle--and the Champagne was perfect!
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