Clayver Vegrè: stoneware and glass

For over thirteen harvests, Clayver has championed micro-oxygenation as a defining feature of its winemaking approach. Years of research, experimentation and practical application in the winery have confirmed its benefits in enhancing the wine. For producers wishing to operate in conditions where there is a complete absence of oxidative exchange, without compromising on the qualities that have made Clayver a benchmark in the sector, Clayver Vegrè has been developed: a solution designed to guarantee zero oxygenation, whilst preserving all the technical, qualitative and oenological characteristics of the Clayver system.

Ceramic and glass materials are combined to ensure stable storage conditions and rigorous control over the wine’s development. This configuration is particularly suited to reserve wines or cuvées intended for ageing.
Clayver Vegrè is the result of the union between glass and ceramic stoneware, combining the extremely high structural stability and thermal inertia of Clayver stoneware with the technical performance of glass.

Custom logo and color

Logos and colours are applied using the same ceramic pigments as those used for the body of Clayver stoneware tanks. Each design is carefully hand-painted by our craftsmen before firing. Once the process is complete, the decoration becomes an integral part of the vessel. It is permanent, requires no maintenance, and will last for the entire lifetime of the vessel without affecting micro- oxygenation or the ease of cleaning with high-pressure water.

It is also possible to reproduce the visual identity of your estate by applying your company logo. For a different aesthetic effect, the logo can also be engraved directly into the ceramic. Furthermore, a uniform colour with a matt finish can be applied across the entire surface of the stoneware tank. The colours available for customisation are shown in the dedicated colour palette.

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The company logo can replace the Clayver mark. However, many winegrowers prefer to keep it, as its distinctive black surface is ideal for writing on with chalk, just like on a slate blackboard. The more detailed or complex the logo, the greater the amount of manual work required. Clayver reserves the right to approve the project or to suggest a simplified version of the design. Customization is also available for glazed vessels, featuring a glossy finish.

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