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Wine holder

Name (also Weinstunze or Weinsteize) for a vessel that used to be used in viticulture for manually tapping or decanting the fermented must from the fermentation container into a barrel (see also tapping). These containers with lids and handles were usually made of wood (pictures on the left and right) or copper (picture in the middle, 17th century Franconia). The volume was 1 to 10 litres. Today this is usually done by pumping. In agriculture, the support was also used to catch the milk during milking. See also under wine vessels.

Weinstütze - 3 verschiedene Gefäße

Picture left: Von Dem Zwickelbert sei Frau - Self-photographed, Public domain, Link
Picture middle: By Flominator (talk) - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, Link

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