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How long can you keep a bottle of Blossa Lätt Vinglögg or Non-alcoholic glögg?

Unopened bottle: An unopened bottle of Blossa Lätt Vinglögg lasts over two seasons, which means about 24 months from the production date. Best before date on the bottle. Blossa Lätt Vinglögg does not go bad like fresh food, but the best before date says the product meets our sensory requirements. What happens to the product over time is that the flavor profile continuously changes, and if it is stored for a long time, the sensory profile will go from glögg to a profile similar to a fortified wine. The taste of glögg decreases with age, but if you try the product and think it is good, it can be consumed even though the best before date has passed. The product keeps well if stored unopened in a dark and cool place that maintains an even temperature.

Opened bottle: Opened Blossa Lätt Vinglögg and Blossa Non-alcoholic versions do not go bad like fresh foods, but what happens is that the sensory profile changes. What happens to the product over time is that the flavor profile continuously changes, and if it is stored for a long time, the sensory profile will go from glögg to a profile similar to a fortified wine. An opened bottle means that oxygen is added and that the product can oxidize. The oxidation is minimized if you store the bottle in a dark and cool place. The easiest way to check if the product is drinkable is to try it. If the contents of the bottle have oxidized, you get a smell of old apples, but if the glögg smells and tastes good, you can drink it.

How long can you store a bottle of Blossa Vinglögg, Starkvinsglögg, Trestjärnig Guld, Silver & Brons?

The product can be enjoyed as long as you think it tastes good. There are no general times for how long it can be stored. What happens during storage is that the flavor profile changes. The spiciness decreases and the product takes on a strong wine character. There are people who buy the product and store it for a while as they want less spiciness. Products that have been stored for some time can get a precipitate at the bottom, which consists of spices and coloring substances that precipitate into particles.

What is the number on the bottom/neck of the bottle of Blossa Vinglögg, Starkvinsglögg, Trestjärnig Guld, Silver & Brons?

There is no best before date on these bottles, but the number is a lot number, which is a traceability number. With that number, we can trace the components back in the manufacturing chain and we can also trace the current product via the lot number forward in the chain. If something happens, we can track the retailers which purchased the product from us.

Can you serve Blossa Lätt Vinglögg to children?

No, Blossa Lätt Vinglögg contains 2.2 vol% alcohol and should not be drunk by anyone under 18 years of age.

What is Blossa Vinglögg made of?

Blossa Vinglögg, Starkvinsglögg and Lätt Vinglögg are almost made in the same way. Blossa glögg is made from red or white wine as a base and then the product is "seasoned" with fortified wine/sweet wines with fortified wine character, sugar and typical Christmas spices. BLOSSA Lätt Vinglögg: The difference for Blossa Lätt Vinglögg is that the red or white base wine is de-alcoholized in a gentle way to preserve flavor and aroma, and then seasoned with sweet wines with strong wine character, sugar and typical Christmas spices.

It looks like broken glass in my bottle. What is it?

What is described is most likely sedimentation at the bottom of the bottle. It looks like white little "flakes" in the bottle. The reason is that salts are precipitated in the wine after a period of storage. In terms of taste, you don't feel any change in glögg.