Beethoven
A bold, structured red aged in our cellar to the thunder of the opening motif. The same bottle from the VYNE+ year — now available on its own.
The composer, in the glass
This edition is aged to Beethoven's 5th Symphony — the four-note motif that everyone knows, played through the tank for the full window. The result is a red with the same architecture as the music: a bold, insistent opening, dark fruit and firm tannin through the middle, and a long, resonant finish.
It is the exact bottle that opens the VYNE+ subscription year. Premade in a single cellar run — not personalized — so what you taste is precisely what the sound produced. Same grapes, same yeast, measurably different bottle.
- StyleRed wine, aged
- Aged with5th Symphony
- Pairs withRoast & game
- Serve at16–18°C
Dark cherry and blackcurrant, with cedar, violet and a wisp of graphite smoke.
Full and insistent — ripe black fruit over firm, fine-grained tannin and a spine of dark chocolate.
Long and resonant, echoing like the final chord — savoury, spiced and slow to fade.
In the glass
Bold, structured and slow to fade — here's what to expect when you pull the cork.
Science, Technology & Results
Three lenses on the same bottle — the science behind the sound, the technology that delivers it, and the results in the glass.
Measurable. Tasteable. Yours.
Sound-aged bottles consistently show finer bead, longer mousse retention, and softer acidity in blind tastings. Sensory panels score them 8–14% higher on depth and balance versus matched controls — and every bottle ships with its own lab card.
Sound shapes the wine.
Decades of cymatics research show vibration influences yeast behaviour during fermentation. We translate your audio into low-frequency pulses that travel through the bottle for the full ageing window — turning a recording into a measurable change in the liquid.
Inside the cellar rack.
Each bottle sits in a custom resonator sleeve for the full ageing window. Your audio file is loaded onto the rack controller, played on a daily loop through the glass, and logged for the entire cycle. No additives, no shortcuts — just sound and time.